The Detroit Red Wings have already been without veteran forward Patrick Kane for four consecutive games, and the squad will be without the three-time Stanley Cup champion for at least a little bit longer.

Kane has struggled to produce this season, which highlights a significant issue with the Red Wings. The former Hart Trophy winner has just three goals and 10 points in 20 games to start the season and is among the team's worst players at controlling possession, with just a 41.9% CF at even strength.

The Red Wings will kickstart their roadtrip at TD Garden against the always-competitive Bruins. Coincidentally, Kane might return to the ice versus the same team he had played his last game. ‘Showtime’ may come into the rink with a chip on his shoulder.

Despite strong performances from Dylan Larkin (12 goals) and Alex DeBrincat (8 goals), Detroit’s depth scoring has faltered, with Vladimir Tarasenko and Kane himself (both with three goals each) among the key players yet to hit their stride.

In a setback for the Detroit Red Wings, veteran forward Patrick Kane was forced to leave Saturday’s game due to an upper-body injury. The injury occurred at a crucial point, raising concerns among fans about his availability for upcoming games.

According to a report from Red Wings broadcast reporter Daniella Bruce, Detroit forward Patrick Kane is trending toward a return this Tuesday. Not in the lineup as the Red Wings take on the Vancouver Canucks Sunday afternoon,