The Red Wings (4-4-1) killed 1:51 of Andrew Copp’s tripping penalty late in regulation to force OT after Evan Bouchard tied it at 10:47 of the third. The Oilers (4-4-1) took the play to the Red Wings for much of the second and third periods after Detroit’s strong first, after which it led 1-0 on J.T. Compher’s goal.

Detroit Red Wings forward Patrick Kane, who signed a contract extension with the franchise before the season, could find himself on the trade block if the team is out of playoff contention as the deadline approaches.