DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Red Wings had two reasons to celebrate and a possible cause for concern.Danny DeKeyser scored 2:40 into overtime Authentic Nick Bjugstad Jersey , lifting Detroit to a 3-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night after it retired Red Kelly’s jersey.Early in overtime, though, Red Wings star Dylan Larkin skated off the ice after grabbing at the right side of his abdomen. Detroit coach Jeff Blashill said Larkin will travel to Ottawa for the team’s next game, adding he doesn’t know whether Larkin will be able to play with his upper-body injury.The Red Wings honored Kelly during a pregame ceremony, making his No. 4 jersey the eighth to go up in the rafters along with all-time greats such as Gordie Howe, Steve Yzerman and Nicklas Lidstrom. Kelly was the first Norris Trophy winner in 1954, honoring the NHL’s top defenseman. The Hall of Famer won four Stanley Cups with Detroit and four more with the Maple Leafs, who previously retired his number.“Anytime you can see a guy’s number go up into the rafters, it’s a very special moment,” Red Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard said after making 19 saves.The Red Wings went ahead for a third time in overtime, setting off a celebration on a night in which fans for both teams cheered and jeered.“The atmosphere was great, just like it always is when they are here,” said Detroit’s Gustav Nyquist Vincent Trocheck Jersey , who broke a scoreless tie midway through the second period. “We have a lot of fans and they have a lot of fans and it’s always crazy.”Larkin scored a tiebreaking goal on a power play with 6:27 left in the third, putting him a goal away from matching his career high of 23 goals. Patrick Marleau had a goal to make it 2-all with 2:19 remaining in regulation, giving him two points in the game.Auston Matthews tied the game late in the period and Frederik Andersen stopped 30 shots for the Maple Leafs.Both teams were coming off a long break, playing for the first time in more than a week after a bye week and the All-Star break.“I didn’t know how smoothly executed the game was,” Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock said. “It looked like the teams had about a week off.”Toronto looked rusty while going nearly 14 minutes before getting its first puck on Howard and was outshot 10-5 in the opening period.The Maple Leafs failed to take advantage of two power plays in the first period and went 0 for 5 with an extra skater midway through the third period.“We had some trouble getting into their zone and when we did, they were pressuring us all over the ice,” Marleau said.The Red Wings, likewise, were struggling on the power play on three chances before Larkin scored from the left circle with a shot that went off Andersen’s left shoulder.Marleau scored after Toronto pulled Andersen to add an extra skater and he knocked in the puck after Matthews made a fluttering pass across the crease.NOTES: Kelly played for the Red Wings from 1947 until they traded him to Toronto during in 1960. He was an offensive defenseman in Detroit and played center for the Maple Leafs. He retired in 1967 with 281 goals and 823 points. “Red Kelly was the premier offensive defensemen throughout his time in Detroit,” Hall of Fame coach Scotty Bowman said. … D Jake Muzzin made his debut with the Maple Leafs after being acquired from the Los Angeles Kings for a first-round pick and two prospects. “It’s going to be an adjustment for me, because this is a faster team,” he said. … Detroit scratched Tyler Bertuzzi and he is expected to miss at least another game with an upper-body injury. … Toronto’s Jake Gardiner (back) and Andreas Johnsson (concussion) were cleared to play after being out with injuries.UP NEXTMaple Leafs: Host Pittsburgh on Saturday night.Red Wings: Play at Ottawa Saturday night. DALLAS (AP) — Filip Forsberg answered for the Nashville Predators when they needed it in the second period.In the final frame, Roman Josi provided the decisive blow — and one more for good measure.Forsberg tied it 21 seconds after consecutive Dallas goals Adrian Kempe Jersey , and Josi put Nashville ahead with 12:25 left before adding an empty-netter as the Predators beat the Stars 5-3 on Tuesday night.“That was a big goal right before the second intermission,” Josi said. “They got a couple goals, they’re a good team and they’re going to get some pressure. It was a huge answer getting (Forsberg’s) goal.”Josi skated from behind the net into the slot, and his wrist shot hit defenseman Esa Lindell’s stick and popped over goalie Anton Khudobin for a 4-3 lead.“It was a lucky bounce off my stick and maybe someone else, too,” Lindell said. “That’s what happens when you shoot the puck and put it on the net. You get the lucky ones, too.”Nashville won for the second time in six games to move within a point of Central Division-leading Winnipeg.Dallas is 1-4-1 in its past six games.Lindell scored on the power play at 17:29 of the second, and Tyler Seguin put the Stars ahead 3-2 at 17:55. Forsberg tied it with 1:44 left in the period.“It was huge,” Predators coach Peter Laviolette said. “They get the power-play goal and immediately score after. That’s when something could get away from you.”The game did get away from the Stars.“We can’t give up momentum goals,” coach Jim Montgomery said. “We go up 3-2 and can’t give up that goal right away.”Ryan Ellis had three assists, Brian Boyle had a first-period goal and Rocco Grimaldi scored in the second.Jason Spezza scored the first of three Dallas goals in the second period. It was the 331st of his career but his first in 20 games since Dec. 29. He and Lindell each had a goal and an assist.“I’ve scored lots of goals before,” Spezza said, “You want to make a habit of it and not worry too much about it. But obviously I’ve been in a drought http://www.officialislanders.com/authentic-adidas-mathew-barzal-jersey , so it felt good.”It was the first goal in 145:43 of playing time for the Stars, who scored all their goals in the second period.Pekka Rinne made 36 saves in his 21st win of the season for the Predators.Khudobin stopped 42 shots.Boyle scored at 10:50 of the first period, seven seconds after Dallas had killed the game’s first power play. Khudobin stopped a close-range wrist shot, but Boyle skated in front to knock in the rebound.The crowd reacted with boos for Boyle, who eight seconds before had driven Dallas scoring leader Seguin into the boards at the other end.Boyle went into the penalty box for holding at 17:39 of the first, but the Predators killed that penalty despite five shots on Rinne.After Spezza tied the game at 1, Grimaldi gave Nashville a 2-1 lead. He took a pass from Ryan Hartman, skated in alone on Khudobin and faked toward the left before putting the puck on his forehand and sliding it inside the right post.NOTES: C Craig Smith (lower-body injury) was out of Nashville’s lineup for the first time since Dec. 21, 2017. … Stars G Ben Bishop sat out his sixth straight game, and LW Blake Comeau missed his third. They have upper-body injuries. … Boyle’s 15th goal was his second in seven games since the Predators traded a draft pick to New Jersey for him on Feb. 6. … Lindell’s power-play goal was the Stars’ first in 13 man advantages over six games. … The season series ended with Nashville 3-2 and Dallas 2-1-2. … The Stars have been outscored 14-3 in their current three-game losing streak.UP NEXTPredators: Host Los Angeles on Thursday to begin a three-game homestand.Stars: Play St. Louis on Thursday in the second of a four-game homestand.