Blackhawks goalie Kevin Lankinen, left, makes a save on a shot by Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin during the second period in Chicago on Sunday. (AP photo)

Suter collected his first three goals in his sixth game and Kevin Lankinen made 25 saves, helping the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-2 on Sunday for their second straight win.

The 24-year-old Suter became the first player to score each of his first three NHL goals in the same game since Auston Matthews’ four-goal debut for Toronto on Oct. 12, 2016. He became the second player to accomplish the feat for the Blackhawks, joining Bill Kendall on Dec. 17, 1933.

“I was happy to get the first one, finally, made it easier after,” Suter said. “Then after the second one, I feel like, yeah, now you need to get that third, especially when the second one is that early.”

Connor Murphy and Mattias Janmark each had a goal and an assist as Chicago swept its two-game set with Detroit after beginning the season with four straight losses in Florida. Phillipp Kurashev also scored, and Patrick Kane had two assists.

Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin, center, celebrates with defender Troy Stecher, left, and right wing Bobby Ryan after scoring a goal during the third period of a game against the Blackhawks in Chicago on Friday. (AP photo)

Lankinen was solid once again after he made 30 stops while earning his first career win in Friday night’s 4-1 victory against the Red Wings. He was tested on a Dylan Larkin drive early in the second period, but he got over to make the stop at the right post.

Tyler Bertuzzi scored twice for Detroit, and Jonathan Bernier made 29 saves. The Red Wings lost for the third time in their past four games.