Detroit Red Wings on victory at Toronto Maple Leafs, Lucas Raymond injury
Detroit Red Wings’ James van Riemsdyk, Cam Talbot & Todd McLellan speak after the 3-2 win over the Maple Leafs, Monday, Oct. 13, 2025 in Toronto.
TORONTO — The Detroit Red Wings had to finish their game without their top-line winger.
Lucas Raymond was injured in the second period Monday, Oct. 13, as the Wings played the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena.
Raymond absorbed a big hit by Chris Tanev along the boards and went to the dressing room.
A team spokesperson said during the second intermission that Raymond suffered an upper-body injury and would not return to the game.
Raymond picked up his third point of the season when he had a hand in Dylan Larkin’s power-play goal near the end of the first period.
Raymond propelled the Wings to a victory over the Leafs on Saturday with two goals.
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