"[Grant] is such a good player," Terry said. "I saw him dislodge it behind the net. I tried to get into the slot area. I don't even know if he saw me, but it was just a smart play by him to know the goalie was there and to throw it out there. Luckily it was right on my tape."
It was the second career goal for the 21-year-old Terry, a fifth-round pick by the Ducks in 2015 who was shining for the U.S. Olympic team at this time a year ago.
Unfortunately, it didn't stand up, as the Hawks ultimately tied it with just under five minutes left when Jonathan Toews found Alex DeBrincat backdoor for the tap-in.
With the game deadlocked at 3-3 and little time remaining in regulation, Chicago got on a 2-on-1 rush that finished with Brandon Saad feeding Kane, who sniped a shot past goalie Ryan Miller for his 40th goal of the year. It came mere seconds after Crawford stoned Grant at the other end with what would have been the go-ahead goal for Anaheim.
A scoreless first left no indication of what was to come in the second, when the Ducks and Hawks combined for four goals, two of them shorthanded.
Rickard Rakell was tagged with a five-minute major and a game misconduct when he boarded Chicago's Drake Caggiula just 35 seconds into the middle frame. Caggiula left the game and didn't return with a reported concussion.
DeBrincat cashed in on the power play soon afterward for his first of two on the night, but Anaheim evened things up with a shorthander from Devin Shore with about a minute left in the Chicago power play. Shore's cross-ice pass attempt was blocked right back to him, so he shot the puck past Crawford.
