Victor Arvidson had a goal and an assist and Raymond had two assists for the Red Wings (5-4-3), who finished their four-game road trip 2-1-1.
Raymond scored the lone goal in the Detroit game.
“I’m really proud of the group, we responded well after what happened in Calgary (Saturday’s 4-1 loss),” Red Wings coach Todd McLellan said. “We checked well, kept a lot of good attacking players in check for the most part. The penalty worked really well and Postava.
“We’re so excited for him and happy for him, and sometimes that’s the way it is. A goalie gets a start like this one and plays really well and wins.”
Colton roof had a goal and an assist, and Vasiliy Podkolzyn and: Isaac Howard Also scored for the Oilers (8-2-2), who have lost two straight after winning three straight (0-1-1). Jarry made 26 saves, and Connor McDavid had an assist to extend his opening season point streak to 12 games.
“You’d like to get two points, but we didn’t,” Edmonton coach Mike Babcock said. “I thought they fought very hard and I thought our guys fought very hard. And I thought they were better than us in the second, I thought we had a really good third and I even liked our 6-on-5.
“There they got under us, an extra guy hit our guy’s stick, went right to him. We couldn’t find a way to get to the knocker and clean it up, so you’re sorry for that. And obviously they won the shootout. I thought their goalie made some really good saves on our power play, but I thought our guys competed.”
