National goalkeeper Thomas Greiss has experienced the next bitter defeat in the NHL with the Detroit Red Wings and must now tremble for his regular place. The Füssener came under the wheels with the Red Wings at the Chicago Blackhawks with 2: 7.
Greiss (35) was on the ice for the full playing time and only parried 25 of 32 shots. After the last goal, Greiss destroyed his stick full of anger with one hit on the crossbar. This means that Greiss only has one win in 15 games for the Red Wings. In the past four matches Greiss had already been replaced by Canadian Jonathan Bernier, Detroit won three times after the 32-year-old’s strong performance.
In his last outing against the Florida Panthers, Greiss was taken off the ice after just 20 minutes. The Red Wings occupy seventh place in the Central Division and are far from the play-off ranks of the top four. Greiss had switched to the eleven-time Stanley Cup winner after five years with the New York Islanders before the season.
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