RECAP: Blackhawks Take Third Straight with 2-1 Win Over Arizona

The Blackhawks made it a perfect 3-for-3 on the homestand, taking a 2-1 win over the Arizona Coyotes on Friday night at the United Center.
Alex DeBricnat and Dylan Strome found the net on the night for Chicago, while Marc-Andre Fleury posted his second straight win and third overall on the season with 22 saves.

POSTGAME LINKS
GAMECENTER: CHI vs. ARI
HIGHLIGHTS: DeBrincat, Strome Score in Win Over Coyotes
GALLERY: Blackhawks vs. Coyotes
INSIDER: A Conversation with Derek King
STAT OF THE NIGHT: Seth Jones tied a career high pushing his point streak to six games (1G, 5A) with an assist on Strome's second-period tally.
BLACKHAWK OF THE GAME: With a pair of primary assists on the night, Patrick Kane led the way for the Blackhawks offense.
UP NEXT: The Blackhawks embark on a four-game trip through the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada on Wednesday night in Seattle.

GAME RECAP

CHI: 1, ARI: 0

2nd - 5:26 - Alex DeBrincat (Patrick Kane, Riley Stillman)

Chicago opened the scoring as Alex DeBrincat and Patrick Kane combined on a spectacular goal on a delayed Arizona penalty. Kane picked up a loose puck behind his own goal and skated the length of the ice, weaving through a trio of Coyotes before finding DeBrincat on the far side of the ice with a backhand feed. DeBrincat powered home a one-timer into the top corner for his team-leading eighth goal of the year and a 1-0 lead.

CHI: 1, ARI: 1

3rd - 1:41 - Andrew Laad (Kyle Capobianco) -- PP

Arizona answered on a power play early in the third as Andrew Saad walked in from the point and put a wrister through a trio of bodies in front and into the net past Marc-Andre Fleury, who never saw the puck in traffic.

CHI: 2, ARI: 1

3rd - 9:26 - Dylan Strome (Patrick Kane, Seth Jones) -- PP

The Blackhawks regained the lead on a power play goal in the middle of the third as Dylan Strome filled in for a briefly-injured Kirby Dach on the top power play unit. Patrick Kane fed the centerman alone in high slot, where Strome ripped a one-timer past Scott Wedgewood for a 2-1 lead.