Patrick Kane cherishes record but ready to 'move on' in Red Wings' playoff push

Detroit – After the magic of the evening had faded, after all the history of the moment had soaked in, Patrick Kane was ready to put it in the background. Kane achieved history in Thursday's 4-3 shootout loss to Washington, assisting on Ben Chiarot's second-period goal. Kane passed Westland's Mike Modano with 1,375 points, making the Hall of Fame-bound Buffalo native the NHL all-time leader in points among U.S.-born players. The Wings knew Kane was going to break the record eventually. It was just a matter of time. But in Kane's estimation, it was nice to finally get the record, and now concentrate on what the Wings can accomplish the rest of the season. The Wings are among the top teams in...