Teuvo Teravainen had a goal and an assist in just his second game back following a lengthy injury-related absence as the Carolina Hurricanes topped the Detroit Red Wings 3-1 on Thursday night in Raleigh, N.C.

The Hurricanes (33-10-7, 73 points), playing at home for the first time since clinching a playoff spot earlier in the week, extended their points streak to nine games (6-0-3).

Brady Skjei and Warren Foegele also scored for Carolina, which opened a five-game homestand. Sebastian Aho supplied two assists.

Goalie James Reimer made 16 saves for the Hurricanes. Reimer, appearing in only his fourth game of the month as the team is working in three goalies, hadn't posted a victory since April 1. He has a team-high 15 wins.

Jakub Vrana scored Detroit's goal. The Red Wings (17-26-9, 43 points) had only three shots on goal in the third period.

Red Wings goalie Jonathan Bernier stopped 29 shots. Detroit is 1-3-3 in its past seven games.

It was the 200th regular-season game as head coach for Carolina's Rod Brind'Amour, who holds a 117-64-19 record in that span.

Teravainen, a left winger, had played in only one of 33 games before making it back for Tuesday night's game at Dallas. His goal was the team's third of the game and came with 10:12 remaining, giving him 300 career NHL points.

Skjei, who sat out the previous four games with a concussion, showed patience on his goal at 4:40 of the second period. He took a pass from Aho before unleashing a shot as he approached the slot to open the scoring.

The second goal came after Troy Stecher's turnover. Carolina's Brett Pesce recovered the puck, and Foegele converted from in front of the net at 13:29 of the middle period.

A Hurricanes turnover in their zone led to Detroit's goal at 17:31 of the second, with Vrana doing the nifty stick work to send the puck past Reimer.

The teams combined for only 14 shots on goal in a scoreless first period.

--Field Level Media