Moritz Seider makes Red Wings history

The Detroit Red Wings were able to earn their second straight overtime victory last night, a 4-3 triumph over the Original 6 rival Montreal Canadiens at Bell Centre. And among the many Red Wings fans in attendance included the fathers and mentors of Red Wings players, who were gathered together in a private suite and often shown on camera celebrating goals. 

And helping to make it possible was reigning Calder Trophy winning defenseman Moritz Seider, who registered three assists on the night including on Robby Fabbri's overtime winning goal. And in doing so, he set a few team records. His multi-assist game was the first time in team history that he racked up a three point game at age 21 or younger. 

Meanwhile, he also tied the late Steve Chiasson with his 13th multi-point game at age 21 or younger, trailing only the legendary Nicklas Lidstrom in that particular category.