This frustration comes on the heels of a 7-3 loss to the Buffalo Sabres, extending the Red Wings losing streak to six games and knocking them out of playoff contention.
Chiarot and Raymond were separated by their teammates after the altercation, exchanged words, and then resumed practice.
Star forward Patrick Kane addressed the incident, stating that he doesn't view it as entirely negative. He believes that frustration can fuel positive energy if channeled correctly, whether it's through intense practice or playing harder in upcoming games.
With time running out in the season, the Red Wings have 17 games left to try to secure a playoff spot. Both Chiarot and Raymond will need to elevate their performance, as Raymond has only contributed a goal and an assist with a minus-10 rating during the losing streak, while Chiarot's ice time has decreased, and he's also posted a minus-10 rating.
The upcoming games are critical for the Red Wings, and hopefully, they can turn their frustration into positive results on the ice.
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