J.T. Compher addresses Red Wings' collapse in loss to Panthers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 1:31 PM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

The Detroit Red Wings suffered a disappointing 5-4 loss to the Florida Panthers on November 12, 2026, after squandering a 4-1 lead. J.T. Compher, who scored Detroit's initial goal, acknowledged the team's passivity as they allowed Florida to regain control of the match. Despite a strong start and four goals, the Red Wings could not maintain their advantage, with Florida scoring four unanswered goals, including the game-winner by Anton Lundell. The loss extended Detroit's skid to five games and left them at 7-10-3, prompting urgent discussions on improving their late-game execution before facing the Tampa Bay Lightning in their next match.
- •Red Wings led 4-1 before losing to the Panthers.
- •J.T. Compher scored Detroit's first goal of the game.
- •Florida scored four unanswered goals to complete the comeback.
- •Detroit's record drops to 7-10-3 after the defeat.
- •The Red Wings will face the Tampa Bay Lightning next.
- 1:31 PMYahoo Sports — J.T. Compher Delivers Blunt Admission After Devastating Loss
"J.T. Compher admits the Detroit Red Wings became too passive as they surrendered four unanswered goals in a stunning loss to Florida.
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