RECAP: Berggren scores first NHL goal in Red Wings' 3-2 OT loss to Ducks

ANAHEIM --Jonatan Berggren scored his first career NHL goal, but the Red Wings fell, 3-2, in overtime to the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday night at Honda Center.

Berggren opened the scoring on the power play at 7:12 in the first period, giving the Red Wings an early 1-0 advantage.
"It was fun to score my first NHL goal," said Berggren, who was recalled from the American Hockey League's Grand Rapids Griffins last Thursday. "It was an unreal feeling when I saw the puck go in."
The Ducks responded with a power-play goal later in the opening frame, then Michael Rasmussen's second-period tally put Detroit ahead, 2-1, after 40 minutes. Anaheim tied it, 2-2, with 47 seconds left in regulation, then recorded the game-winner in the final minute of overtime.
"It stings right now," captain Dylan Larkin said. "(John) Gibson played really well. (Ville) Husso played well. Just a 2-2 game, we gotta find a way on one of those power plays to go out and finish the game."
Ville Husso made 26 saves for the Red Wings (7-5-4; 18 points), who have lost four straight contests.
Jake Walman made his season debut on Tuesday, recording a plus-1 rating in 13:29 of ice time. Tyler Bertuzzi, who had missed the previous 13 games due to an upper-body injury, logged three shots in 18:39.
NEXT UP:Detroit will play the third game of its four-game road trip on Thursday night, facing the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center.

SCORING SUMMARY

Detroit 1, Anaheim 0 (7:12, 1st period)
The Red Wings struck first when Lucas Raymond's feed went to Filip Hronek, whose shot hit Colton White in the head and fell in front of Anaheim's crease. Berggren quickly pounced on the loose puck, finding the back of the net on the man advantage.

Anaheim 1, Detroit 1 (17:47, 1st period)
Mason McTavish converted a rebound in the slot on the Ducks' first power play of the night.
Detroit 2, Anaheim 1 (19:25, 2nd period)
David Perron's backhanded pass from below Anaheim's goal line got to Rasmussen, who skated behind the net and into the left faceoff circle. After shielding the puck from multiple Ducks defensemen, Rasmussen spun and fired a shot past Anaheim goalie John Gibson for his second goal of the season. Oskar Sundqvist also recorded an assist on Rasmussen's athletic play.

Anaheim 2, Detroit 2 (19:13, 3rd period)
John Klingberg, assisted by Cam Fowler and Trevor Zegras, sent a shot through traffic that beat Husso, pushing the game into an extra frame.
Anaheim 3, Detroit 2 (4:10, Overtime)
Ryan Strome scored the overtime game-winner for his fifth goal of the season.

QUOTABLE

Head coach Derek Lalonde on Detroit's play against Anaheim
"We had a really good start to our season and we've been competitive in this league because we take risk out of our game. Unfortunately, a couple times throughout that third and especially in overtime, we got away from that."
Larkin on what he took away from the extra frame
"We did a great job on faceoffs in overtime and kept possession. We had our looks."
Larkin on converting scoring chances
"We're scoring goals on the power play. It was nice to see all those, especially Jonatan Berggren getting his first NHL goal. He's been a great addition since he's come up."