The Stanley Cup will be in Motown on Monday. If the Detroit Red Wings can beat the Pittsburgh Penguins that night, they'll get to hoist it and your NHL wagering on game action will be over until October.

The Red Wings snapped Pittsburgh's unbeaten streak at home with a 2-1 win on Saturday night to take a 3-1 lead in the Cup finals. Marian Hossa gave the Penguins a quick 1-0 lead in Game 4, but Red Wings defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom quickly tied it up five minutes later. After a scoreless second period Jiri Hudler netted the game-winner for Detroit in the third period.

Sidney Crosby collected an assist for Pittsburgh, moving him ahead of Henrik Zetterberg for the playoff scoring lead with 24 points. Leading the league in playoff scoring won't mean much to "Sid the Kid" if Pittsburgh can't rebound and give Detroit a run in the series.

Red Wings netminder Chris Osgood stifled the Penguins' offense once again in Game 4, stopping 22 of the 23 shots he faced. Pittsburgh goalie Marc-Andre Fleury faced more shots than Osgood again, as he made 28 saves in the loss.

The Red Wings' chances of winning their 11th Cup in franchise history look pretty good with the series headed back to Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. The Wings are 9-1 at home through the playoffs so far, and that includes outscoring Pittsburgh 7-0 over Games 1 and 2 on their own ice earlier in the finals.

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