Injury news delivered on Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin

The Detroit Red Wings have sadly been dealt some game-changing injury news this season involving multiple forwards, and on Friday fans endured another scare with captain Dylan Larkin exiting the game.

Michael Rasmussen was out four games after a headshot from Trevor Zegras, and he was suspended for three games.

Before Rasmussen went down with his concussion, forward Andrew Copp underwent season-ending surgery

Things seem to have came crashing down during Friday's game, riding a four-game losing streak and the potential of losing Dylan Larkin to injury would certainly put the nail in the coffin for the Red Wings' odds at making the playoffs.

In a breath of fresh air, Larkin returned to the game, confirming he is indeed okay.

During post-game interviews, Larkin himself stated he is feeling just fine.

This isn't Larkin's first rodeo at almost suffering an injury, alongside the referees not protecting their stars.

In the stadium-series game, a high stick call was missed and resulted in a Detroit loss.

Just a few games later, Larkin's head was nearly taken off by Carolina Hurricanes' Mikko Rantanen.

The Red Wings currently battle the NHL officials and three other teams in a tight Wild Card race.