Patrick Kane scored in overtime to lift the Wings past the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday, kicking off a four-game stand at Little Caesars Arena with a 3-2 victory. The Wings (18-18-4) won their fifth straight game and reached 40 points, but the Senators remained a point ahead at 41.

DETROIT – An exciting Atlantic Division matchup will kick off a four-game homestand for the Detroit Red Wings, who can extend their season-high winning streak to five straight contests when they host the Ottawa Senators at Little Caesars Arena on Tuesday night.

This trip to the Motor City had ‘Must win’ written all over it for the Ottawa Senators. Unfortunately, the Senators let one slip away. Patrick Kane scored the winner on the power play to give the Detroit Red Wings a 3-2 comeback overtime victory over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night at Little Ceasar’s Arena.

Such is the joy emanating from the Detroit Red Wings right now. To be sure, their goal of making the playoffs remains a challenge. Even with now a five-game winning streak, there's a handful of teams standing between the Wings and a wild-card spot,