Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin shines at NHL All-Star Game

Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin scored five goals Saturday, including three in the championship game, to lead the Atlantic Division to victory at the NHL All-Star Game at FLA Live Arena in Sunrise, Fla.

Larkin recorded his hat trick in a 7-5 victory over the Central Division. He registered 10 shots in that game.

Earlier, Larkin tallied two goals and an assist in a 10-7 victory over the Metropolitan Division.

This was Larkin’s third All-Star appearance. He was the Red Wings’ lone representative in the three-on-three format.

Semifinals

Atlantic 10, Metropolitan 7: Matthew Tkachuk, in front of his hometown fans, scored three goals and picked up a pair of assists. His brother, Brady, who plays for Ottawa, contributed a goal and three assists. Nick Suzuki (Montreal) scored two goals.

Johnny Gaudreau (Columbus) led the Metropolitan Division with three goals. Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh) and Alex Ovechkin (Washington) chipped in three points apiece.

Central 6, Pacific 4: Vladimir Tarasenko (St. Louis) collected four points (goal, three assists) to lead the Central, which got two goals each from Clayton Keller (Arizona) and Nathan MacKinnon (Colorado).

Elias Pettersson (Vancouver) scored twice for the Pacific Division.

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