Red Wings Cap Off Crazy Comeback with Great OT Celly

The Detroit Red Wings made a comeback of the season on Wednesday night, trailing the Pittsburgh Penguins by four goals after the first period. The Wings scored four unanswered in the middle and final frames, taking the game to overtime.

The OT hero, Wings forward Jake Walman scored off the rush and hit the griddy, a popular dance these days. Pretty embarrassing to have it happen to you off of a game-winning overtime goal, not going to lie.

Walman has 15 points in 93 NHL games, but none were more iconic than this one. Especially because every win matters for Detroit, who currently sit 6 points out of the playoffs.

And with Metropolitan Division teams occupying both Wild Card spots, the Wings have stiff competition for those spots.

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