WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Henrik Zetterbergs attention to detail led to the game-winning shootout goal on Tuesday night.Zetterberg backhanded in the deciding tally and the Detroit Red Wings came back from a two-goal deficit to beat the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 on Tuesday night.The veteran forward watched how teammate Frans Nielsen almost scored on Connor Hellebuyck earlier in the shootout and followed his lead -- with a little twist, making sure he lifted his shot high over the goalie.When Nielsen took his attempt, (Hellebuyck) went down when he tried to deke him, Zetterberg said. I thought Id do the same (but go high off the backhand).Thomas Vanek also scored on Hellebuyck in the shootout, and Patrik Laine had Winnipegs tally against Petr Mrazek.Tomas Tatar, Anthony Mantha and Vanek scored in regulation for Detroit, which has at least one point in seven of its last eight games (5-1-2).Right now, the standings are so tight one or two points could make a great difference at the end of the year, Mantha said.The Jets got goals from Andrew Copp, Dustin Byfuglien and Laine, whose 17th of the season tied him for the NHL lead with Pittsburghs Sidney Crosby.Byfuglien and Laine each added an assist for Winnipeg, which is 4-1-1 in its past six games.We just werent playing the same game (as we did) in the first period, Laine said. That cant happen against a good team like this. They will come back into the game right away and that happened tonight.Hellebuyck made 27 saves, while Mrazek stopped 31 shots.He played amazing again, Mantha said of Mrazek. Hes been really solid lately. He showed us that he could be a great goaltender.Winnipeg had a 3-1 lead late in the first period, but Vanek tied it with 2:08 left in the second on a re-direction.Winnipeg was leading 28-16 in shots on goal after two periods but didnt get its first in the scoreless third until more than 12 minutes had passed.Thats similar to the slow start the Red Wings had to start the game.Detroit didnt have a shot on goal before Copp tipped in teammate Ben Chiarots point shot to open the scoring at 6:41 of the first period with Winnipegs seventh shot.But the Wings second shot on goal 24 seconds later was Tatars marker off a rebound to tie it 1-1.Zetterberg assisted on the goal, extending his point streak to five games with three goals and three assists.Byfuglien made it 2-1 at 11:22 and then Zetterbergs turnover in the Wings end led to Laines goal 1:44 later.The long blast appeared to glance off a Detroit stick and then defenseman Mike Green on the way past Mrazek at 13:06.Laine has four goals and a pair of assists in his past six games.Winnipeg outshot the Wings 16-7 in the opening period.A turnover by Jets defenseman Toby Enstrom in his own end led to Manthas goal at 10:59 of the second period to make it 3-2.Vanek tied it at 17:52 with a re-direction of Xavier Ouellets shot.Game notes The Jets have been outscored 39-19 in the second period this season.UP NEXTRed Wings: Return home to face Columbus on Friday night.Jets: Host the New York Rangers on Thursday night. 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With Mitchell Starc now extending his impressive form from the Tests into the ODIs, Sri Lanka have settled on a batting plan: see Starc out safely.Starc was already miserly during the first ODI. He did not concede a boundary in his 10 overs, which cost only 32. But he was also penetrative, taking three wickets. Each of those dismissals, however, was the result of an expansive drive gone awry. Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews said his team would seek to shelve the ambitious strokes against Starc, even if the pitch for the second ODI is better for batting than the previous surface.We have a clear plan for him - to refrain from attacking him, so that we dont give him wickets, Mathews said. If we can score 40 or 50 runs off him, we feel that we can catch up against the other bowlers. Because hes bowling well, we should give him that respect. But at the same time we also have to put his loose balls away.Starc became the fastest bowler to 100 ODI wickets on Sunday, but did not return the best figures of the evening. James Faulkner took 4 for 38 in his ten overs, and used slower balls to excellent effect.With James Faulkner, his variations were excellent on that pitch, because of how dry it was, Mathews said. We struggled with those variations, so well come with a plan tomorrow.As far as Sri Lankas bowlers are concerned, left-arm wrist spinner Lakshan Sandakan took two wickets in his debut match but, as in the Tests, proved exppensive as well, giving away 33 runs in five overs.dddddddddddd Like in the Tests, Mathews brought him on to bowl relatively late in the innings. His first over was the 25th of the chase.I wanted to spread the field a bit and bring Sandakan in with that protection - I didnt want to bowl him in the Powerplay. We also have Amila Aponso, who bowled brilliantly, and also Dilruwan Perera, whos very experienced in international cricket. I wanted to bring Sandakan on against guys like Matthew Wade and Faulkner, who havent seen him much. He didnt bowl that well in the last Test, so hes a bit low on confidence. I wanted to make sure to bring him on later and give him that protection.Sri Lankas XI for the first ODI did not feature a specialist quick, with allrounders Thisara Perera and Mathews himself the only seam options. An injury to Nuwan Pradeep has now ruled yet another quick out of contention, but the hosts have named a batsman in Pradeeps place. Coach Graham Ford said newcomer Angelo Perera may play at some point in the series.The selectors felt that Angelo Perera played really well in England, Ford said. Hes a very capable player. I remember him from the first time I was involved with the team. He has a chance of playing. He had a good net today, so theres a chance that he could be considered. ' ' '