Moritz Seider Breaks Red Wings Consecutive Games Record, Adds Two Assists

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Detroit Red Wings defenseman Moritz Seider broke the club record for most consecutive games played to start an NHL career, skating in his 346th straight game. He also contributed two assists in the Red Wings' recent 4-3 loss to the Devils. Seider, a Calder Trophy winner and Detroit's top defenseman, scored a game-tying goal in a previous 4-3 OT win over Columbus. He expresses gratitude for his health and durability, taking pride in always being available for his team.