Detroit Red Wings forward Lucas Raymond recorded three assists in Sweden's 5-1 victory over Latvia at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. This performance made him the first Swedish player to achieve three assists in consecutive Olympic games. Raymond now has eight points, trailing only Connor McDavid among all Olympic skaters.
In a decisive match at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, Team Sweden defeated Latvia 5-1, advancing to the quarterfinals. Lucas Raymond, a forward for the Detroit Red Wings, contributed significantly with three assists, marking a historic moment for Swedish hockey.
Raymond's achievement is notable as he became the first player in Swedish Olympic history to record three assists in back-to-back games. This extends his impressive start to the tournament, where he has now accumulated eight points. Among all skaters at the Olympics, only Connor McDavid has more points than Raymond.
As one of three Detroit Red Wings players selected to represent their countries in the Olympics, Raymond's performance highlights his growing impact on the international stage. Sweden's win solidifies their position in the tournament bracket, setting the stage for further competition in the quarterfinals.
The Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 continue to showcase top talent from the NHL and beyond, with players like Raymond balancing club and national duties during the league's break.
