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Former Norris Trophy Nominee Faces Extreme Struggles in Detroit

This off-season, the Detroit Red Wings made notable additions to their defense by acquiring Justin Holl and Jeff Petry. However, their performances have taken different trajectories.

Jeff Petry, a two-time Norris Trophy nominee, was a highly regarded defenseman during his time with the Montreal Canadiens.

After a brief stint with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Petry returned to Michigan but no longer possesses the speed that once set him apart as a two-way defender.

With Detroit's strong defensive lineup, Petry has found himself on the sidelines, serving as a healthy scratch for the upcoming game. This represents a significant decline for a player who finished 13th in Norris Trophy voting just three years ago.

Alex DeBrincat -- Dylan Larkin -- Lucas Raymond
David Perron -- JT Compher -- Andrew Copp
Michael Rasmussen -- Joe Veleno -- Daniel Sprong
Klim Kostin -- Austin Czarnik -- Christian Fischer
On defense:

Jake Walman -- Moritz Seider
Ben Chiarot -- Justin Holl
Olli Maatta -- Shayne Gostisbehere

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2 NOVEMBRE \| 128 ANSWERS Former Norris Trophy Nominee Faces Extreme Struggles in Detroit Do you think Petry will rebound?
Yes	56	43.8 %
No	72	56.3 %
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