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Detroit Red Wings' Frans Nielsen Finishes All-Star Game with Zero Points, One Shot on Goal

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 11:02 p.m. ET

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The Detroit Red Wings’ lone All-Star, Frans Nielsen, finished without a point and just one shot on goal in the Atlantic Division’s 10-6 loss to the Metropolitan Division.

Frans Nielsen, the Detroit Red Wings’ lone All-Star representative, did not record a point in the Atlantic Division’s 10-6 defeat at the hands of the Wayne Gretzky-coached Metropolitan Division.

The rest of Nielsen’s stat line: -5 +/-, one shot on goal, 6:55 of ice time. He was the only Atlantic Division player to not record a point.

With the win, the Metro squared off against the Pacific Division in the All-Star Game’s final round. The Pacific kicked off the day by hosing the Central Division 10-3, but the Metro bested the Pacific in the final round 4-3.

Although Nielsen didn’t contribute in terms of points, he played a role in the Atlantic Division’s win in the Skills Competition. Nielsen participated in the passing part of the relay, passed pucks to former teammate Kyle Okposo in the Accuracy Shooting competition, and faced Arizona Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith in the shootout but didn’t score.

Other highlights from All-Star Weekend:

All in all, it was a great All-Star Weekend. I like seeing everyone come together and just have fun. Regular hockey resumes on Tuesday though, with the Red Wings welcoming the New Jersey Devils to the Joe. Detroit’s going to need a lot of help over these final 33 games if they hope to obtain a postseason berth.

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