Larkin Answers the Boos as Red Wings Beat Ottawa

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Booed on his first shift, the center who asked for a trade this summer and lost the captaincy that came with it scored Detroit's go-ahead goal in the first period, assisted on another, and left the ice to cheers as the Red Wings beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 for their first win of the season.
55% : That is the reason the building turned on him, and it is why the first shift sounded the way it did: Larkin was booed the moment he stepped on the ice, and again every time he touched the puck.
43% : Nick Cousins had words to say to Larkin as Larkin exited the ice.
43% : Per the broadcast, Cousins made a comment about Larkin no longer wearing the C on his chest, clearly stirring the pot. Hold the Line The Red Wings come out fist-bumping Mickey Redmond as they take the ice for the final period.
41% : Michael Rasmussen goes off the ice favoring a leg after taking a shot to the knee; he smashes his stick once he gets back on the bench.

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