The blue jackets build a lead, keep the Wings
LARRY LAGE / associated Press
Detroit-Pierre-Luc Dubois scored 2 goals in order to help Columbus Blue Jackets withstand 7-5 victory over Detroit Red Wings on the first day of the week in the evening.

The blue jackets led 3-0 later in the first period and led by 4 goals in the second.

Detroit teamed up with 3 straight targets and pulled twice in the 3rd period.

Goal 2 Dubois halfway to the third standing later video review and call, giving the Columbus 2 goals.

Goal 2 Anthony Mandi with 2: 12 left again got the red Wings at the gate, and they pulled Jonathan Bernier, in order to add subsidiary skater. Seth Jones used the advantage, sealing the victory with an empty naked the gateway through the least than a minute.

Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 27 shots for the blue jackets, lost 2 out of 3.

Jimmy Howard flatly refused from 3 - ' s goals on 16 shots in the first period and was replaced by Bernier, which completed with 12 saves.

Detroit lost 3 times in order.

Columbus Cam Atkinson's scoring streak ended in 7 games, tying Jeff Sanderson's franchise record set in 2002.

Notes: Columbus coach John Tortorella won a private 589-th game in the NHL, passing the coach of the Nashville Peter Laviolette for the majority of victories in the League coach of South American origin. ... Blue jackets win the series 2-1. They opened the season with a 3-2 overtime win in Detroit and lost to Red Wings last month home 5-3. ... Columbus scratched d Dean Kukan and F Oliver Bjorkstrand. ... Detroit D Jonathan Ericsson missed the 11th game in order with the lower body