3 most impressive Detroit Red Wings players from 4-2 win over Montreal Canadiens feat. Dylan Larkin

The Detroit Red Wings snapped a three-game losing skid with a 4-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night at the Little Caesars Arena. The Red Wings jumped out to a 3-0 lead and didn’t look back. They shut the door in the third, keeping the game out of the Canadiens' reach.

Jonatan Berggren, Alex DeBrincat, Andrew Copp (SHG) and Dylan Larkin (PPG) scored for the Detroit Red Wings, while Kirby Dach and Kaiden Guhle responded for the Montreal Canadiens.

So, here’s a look at the three most impressive Detroit Red Wings players from their 4-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens:

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Three most impressive Detroit Red Wings players from win over Montreal Canadiens

#3 Moritz Seider

Detroit Red Wings top-pairing blueliner Moritz Seider had a good game. He registered two assists while playing solid defensive hockey and ended the night with two points, playing a team-high 27:15 over 30 shifts.

Seider has proven to be a workhorse for the Red Wings, providing solid defense with a clear offensive upside. Apart from his two points, Seider chipped in with two shots on goal. His efforts earned him the game’s third star.

#2 Andrew Copp

Andrew Copp has predominantly played a middle-six role for the Detroit Red Wings this season. He has been a solid penalty killer, providing depth and veteran presence for a young and up-and-coming Red Wings team.

Copp showed off his skills on the penalty kill, scoring a beautiful shorthanded goal. He took advantage of a puck that rattled around the boards, sprinting on a breakaway and beating Canadiens netminder Samuel Montembeault.

Here’s a look at the shorthanded beauty:

Copp fired a wicked wrister to Monteambeault’s glove side, leaving him with little chance to make the save. Copp ended the night a plus-1 in over 16 minutes of ice time on 21 shifts and four shots on goal.

#1 Dylan Larkin

Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin had a resurgent outing, notching up two points (1G, 1A) in over 20 minutes of ice time. He was a plus-1 on 26 shifts, getting a team-high nine shots on goal.

In particular, Larkin scored a fantastic power play goal to put the game away for the Wings. With the game 3-1 and the Canadiens looking to get back into it, Larkin buried the power play marker, putting the game out of reach.

Take a look at the play:

Larkin took advantage of a defensive miscue by Habs blueline Mike Matheson, burying his 21st of the season. Larkin's efforts landed him the game's first star.

The Red Wings will get a chance to recover before facing the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night at Little Caesars Arena.