Red Wings Catch Sharks

Sharks roster

"Our line been skating well and getting chances," said Shanahan. "We still feel like we can play better, we're not satisfied."

Shanahan broke a 2-2 tie at 4:58 on a wrist shot under crossbar that went in and out of the net so quickly that the referee nor the goal judge signaled a score and the play went on for almost two minutes before replay clearly showed a goal.

"I was pretty sure," Shanahan said. "I got back to the bench and they asked me if it was in. I said I was about 95 percent sure, which is pretty sure. I was just hoping for a whistle, because I knew those minutes we lost, we'd have to replay them."

Wregget, starting in place of injured Chris Osgood, played a solid game improving to 4-5. Osgood has a hairline fracture in his right hand.

"I'm ready. Coming here I knew my role was to play when Ozzy can't whether it was two games, two weeks or two months, I have to be ready no matter what," said Wregget.

The Red Wings defeated the Sharks for the second time this season and improved to 16-1 all-time at home against them in the regular season. Detroit is 25-6-2 overall against San Jose.

"We've just got to play better," Sharks' Mike Ricci said. "Anyone who thinks we're playing well enough to win wasn't here."