Riley Sheahan helped the Detroit Red Wings avoid their recent run of slow starts and get a much-needed victory. Sheahan broke a scoreless tie late in the first period and finished with a career-high two goals to help Detroit take a four-goal lead into the third period and the Red Wings held on to beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-3 Thursday night. Detroit had given up the first goal in nine of its previous 10 and lost six of those games.
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