CSSI Analysis: Red Wings 4 - Penguins 1  Detroit flew into
Pittsburgh to try and improve their road record this season
against a very defensively tough Penguins team. The Pens, minus
Sidney Crosby and Kris Letang, iced a dangerous squad which
plays very well within their Dan Bylsma-led defensive system.
The game was played incredibly tight, but the Wings were able to
capitalize on their chances better and came away with the win.
The referees very well could have turned what was a very
entertaining game into a choppy snoozefest by calling chintzy
penalties. Instead, they let a lot of stuff go, didn't fall for
a few embellishments, and only called six minors throughout the
game. Detroit was able to capitalize on one of their two chances
while holding the Penguins' power play off the board all four
times. After being outshot 12-5 in the 2nd period and 18-13 to
that point, the Wings closed the gap on the shot chart, ending
the game with 25 shots to Pittsburgh's 26.  CSSI Methodology
Explanation here  Goalie Rati