Detroit raced past Toronto 6-3, flashing speed and depth as DeBrincat set up Kasper and Larkin fed Raymond to spark a comeback, while Kane’s late first-period strike swung the momentum. Domi evened things before the third, and Detroit closed with late power play and empty-netters. Ekman-Larsson moved to the right side on the bottom pair to mixed results, while Järnkrok and Roy pounced on turnovers for the early goals. The rematch is moved to 2 p.m. Monday at Scotiabank Arena, streamed on Amazon Prime.