DETROIT—The Detroit Red Wings earned a spot in the franchise’s storied record books with a 14th straight win at home.It wasn’t easy.Todd Bertuzzi scored his second goal Saturday at 4:21 in overtime, lifting the Red Wings to a 3-2 win over the Blackhawks.Detroit’s home winning streak equals the team mark set in 1965.The Red Wings can break the record Monday night against Buffalo.The seven-time Norris Trophy winner was glad Detroit came out on top because his right skate helped send the game to overtime.Jonathan Toews scored his 23rd goal with 51.7 seconds left in the third period, completing a sequence that started with a shot by Marian Hossa that went off Nicklas Lidstrom.The big play gave the Blackhawks a point that will keep them ahead of the Red Wings. “Huge point,” Joel Quenneville said.The Blackhawks began the day atop the tightly contested Central Division — leading St. Louis by a point, Detroit by two points and Nashville by five — and had a chance to end it in third place behind the Blues and Red Wings until they extended the nationally televised matchup.The Red Wings looked as if they might roll toward an easy victory when Pa