The Montreal Canadiens pulled out an exciting 3-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night at the United Center.Kaiden Guhle scored with 15 seconds to go in the third period to lift the Habs to the victory. Zack Bolduc (PPG) and Cole Caufield (PPG) scored for the Montreal Canadiens. Meanwhile, Connor Bedard and Sam Rinzel got the tallies for the Blackhawks.So, here’s a look at the three most impressive Montreal Canadiens players from their 3-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night.3 most impressive Montreal Canadiens players from win over Chicago Blackhawks#3 Samuel MontembeaultThe Montreal Canadiens' starting netminder, Samuel Montembeault, did not face a barrage of shots. He ended up making 20 saves on 22 shots. But his overall performance was stellar. He made key saves when he had to, keeping his team in the game.While the Canadiens played a solid defensive game in front of him, Montembeault looked sharp. The performance was a good bounce-back game for Montembeault after losing his first outing of the season against the Toronto Maple Leafs on October 8.#2 Cole CaufieldMontreal Canadiens star winger Cole Caufield looks to have found his scoring touch this season. He notched a goal and an assist on Saturday night against the Blackhawks.Here’s a look at his tally:The goal was somewhat controversial as Caufield knocked the puck out of the air with a high stick. However, the replay showed the contact between the stick and puck occurred below the crossbar. That situation meant it was a good goal.Caufield ended the night with a goal and an assist in nearly 20 minutes of ice time across 23 minutes. His goal was a power play tally on three total shots.#1 Nick SuzukiMontreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki lived up to his role as the team’s best player. He ended the night with three assists. However, he saved the best for last as he got the primary assist on Kaiden Guhle’s game-winner.Here’s a look at the goal:Caufield made a fantastic play to keep the puck in the zone. He fired a shot that Blackhawks goalie Spencer Knight stopped. The Blackhawks were unable to clear, with the puck coming back to the top of the circle.There, Suzuki found a wide-open Guhle who rifled the puck from the point for the goal. Suzuki’s keen eye was crucial as he spotted the open Guhle on the play. Had Suzuki shot or tried to make another pass, the Habs wouldn’t have scored. Instead, Suzuki’s instincts led to the game-winner with 15 seconds to go.The Canadiens will host the Seattle Kraken on Tuesday night at the Bell Center in their next matchup.