Andrei Markov scored his first goal since 2010 on Tuesday night. Then he scored another one. (Getty Images) More NHL: | | | | | | Best of the NHL: Jan. 22, 2013When he's been healthy, has been a big-time difference-maker in the ' lineup.The problem for Markov and the Canadiens has been the fact that he's never healthy, having appeared in just 66 games since the start of the 2009-10 season. That includes just 21 since the start of 2011, a stretch that saw him score just one goal.Entering Tuesday's game against , Markov hadn't found the back of the net since Nov. 9, 2010. That's a long time for Montreal's top defenseman. That drought ended during Montreal's 4-1 win when Markov scored two goals, played more than 23 minutes (in all situations -- even strength, power play and penalty kill), and recorded four shots on goal to help the Canadiens claim their first victory of the season. Injuries on the blue line decimated the Canadiens last season, and having a healthy Markov would be a huge plus in 2013. At least for however many games that he's able to play, that is.Hit Regen Terry Jersey of the night: Jordin TootooAfter tormenting fans as a member of the Nashville Predators the past few years, Jordin Tootoo played his first home game at Joe Louis Arena on Tuesday night and impre sed his new supporters with this crushing hit on defenseman Philip Larsen.Save of the night: 's faceThe held off the and picked up a 3-2 win at the United Center. It was a fantastic game between two top contenders in the Western Conference, and the Blues nearly came back to tie it late. In a one-goal game, there is always a fine line between winning and losing. In this game, that line just happened to be Duncan Keith's face. He used it to keep this puck from going into the net. Goaltending performance of the night: We know the Red Wings' defense is going to have its problems this season, but their offense should still be good enough to get them into the playoffs, even if they haven't totally broken through yet on the scoreboard. That includes Tuesday's 2-1 lo s to Dallas when they were nearly shut out for the second time in three games.But it wasn't due to a lack of chances, especially in the third period.The Red Wings fired 40 shots at Stars goalie Kari Lehtonen, some of them high quality chances in the third period, but they couldn't beat the Stars goalie until put home a meaningle s goal with 3.4 seconds to play.That goal kind of stinks for fantasy owners who have Lehtonen and were hoping for the extra points, but it was an outstanding performance from the goalie whom the Stars made a huge financial investment in this past summer. Goal of the night: This might be the only time that Tom Pyatt appears in this section, but here he is.I'm not sure what's better about this play: The incredible cro s-ice saucer pa s from or the hand-eye coordination from Pyatt to knock it out of mid-air past 's to give the an early 1-0 lead during their 4-1 win. Eric LeGrand Jersey