J.T. Compher contributed significantly to Detroit's victory over Philadelphia, scoring a goal and adding an assist, showcasing his offensive skills in a crucial matchup.

Compher scored a power-play goal, his first in 22 games and fourth of the season, breaking a scoring drought that dated back to October 27. This performance is a positive sign for a player who had a career-best 19 goals last season but has struggled offensively this year.

J.T. Compher has been getting opportunities on the top power-play unit for the Red Wings as the team seeks to ignite its offense. This is particularly significant as they face the Canadiens twice this week, a team that struggles with power-play defense and allows numerous power-play opportunities.

J.T. Compher assisted on Jeff Petry's second goal, which proved pivotal in giving the Red Wings a 3-2 lead in the third period. This play highlighted Compher's role in creating offensive opportunities for his teammates.

J.T. Compher celebrated a goal by teammate Ben Chiarot during the game, reflecting the camaraderie and teamwork within the Red Wings as they sought to rally against the Flyers.