Finnie Quiet in Detroit's Loss at Calgary
The Red Wings fall to the Flames 4-1 while the forward stays off the scoresheet and finishes a minus.
Emmitt Finnie had a quiet night in Calgary. He finished without a point, with no shots on goal, and a minus one as the Red Wings lost 4-1 to the Flames.
He played 18:22 over 23 shifts. That was eighth among Detroit's 18 skaters and fifth among the team's 11 forwards. He did not lead the forwards in ice time.
He had one shot attempt at even strength and one on the power play, and neither reached the net. He recorded no hits, no blocks, no takeaways and no giveaways.
This was a step back from his season line of 4 goals and 3 assists in 11 games, which includes 23 shots. His average ice time this season is 17.5 minutes, so his workload on the night was close to normal. The production simply was not there.
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