Patrick Kane’s NHL record-setting shootout goal Tuesday lifted the Red Wings to a 5-4 victory over the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena. It was Kane’s 53rd career shootout goal, moving him past former Chicago teammate Jonathan Toews for the most in league history.

Seider regained a 2-1 lead for the Red Wings with a power-play goal at 19:30. Alex DeBrincat won a face-off back to Seider, who walked across the blue line and snapped a shot through a screen and past Daccord’s glove.

On Feb. 4, the Seattle Kraken continued their homestand, hosting the Detroit Red Wings. The final score came down to the wire, but it was the Red Wings who were able to take the 5-4 win in a shootout.

The Red Wings (27-21-5, 59 points) are getting contributions up and down the lineup, from their top players to young players, during a 14-4-1 run under McLellan that’s propelled them into the top wild card position in the Eastern Conference.

The Detroit Red Wings time in a playoff spot could be two-night stay if the team doesn’t take care of business tonight the Seattle Kraken (10 p.m. ET, FanDuel Sports Network) in their final game of a four-game road trip.

The Detroit Red Wings finished their road trip with another victory, edging back inside the playoff picture after a brief bump. Patrick Kane scored in a shootout to give the Wings a 5-4 victory over the Kraken on Tuesday at Climate Pledge Arena,