Kane's Milestone Night Lifts Red Wings

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subscribe and stay game ready. Patrick Kane had a huge night for the Detroit Redwings,

scoring twice in their 5-2 win over the Calgary Flames on Monday. Those goals gave Kane 5-0-4

for his career, putting him alone in fourth place among United States, born in NHL players.

He now trails only Mike Modano with 561, Keith Kochuk with 538, and Jeremy Ronik with 513.

Earlier this season, Kane passed Modano to become the top American score in league history.

The 19-year veteran has racked up 1,383 points in 1,355 games. Emmett Finney,

Mort Cider, and Dominic Shine also score for Detroit, with Alex to bring Cat Dishing Out 3 assists.

The win snapped a three-game skid and tied the Redwings with Montreal for third in the Atlantic

Division. Meanwhile, Calgary struggled on their 5-game road trip, going 1-4. They sit near the

bottom of the league's standings in Host St. Louis on Wednesday, while Detroit faces Montreal at

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