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Alex DeBrincat also scored a goal for the
Blackhawks, as Chicago spoiled the party being held for the
1,000th career game of Ducks veteran center Ryan Getzlaf.
It was just like the glory days for the Blackhawks in overtime
as Jonathan Toews sent a cross-ice pass to Kane, who lifted the
puck into the goal past Ducks goaltender Ryan Miller for the
winner.
Boqvist was playing in his second game after making his debut
Saturday at Los Angeles against the Kings. Per hockey-reference.com,
Boqvist is the first Blackhawks defenseman to score a goal
before the age of 20 since Nick Leddy in 2010.
DeBrincat scored on a two-man advantage as the Blackhawks won
for just the second time in their last eight games.
Sam Steel scored a second-period goal for the Ducks, his first
of the season, while Nick Ritchie tied the game 2-2 at 6:17 of
the third period with a power-play goal, his second tally of the
season.
It was not only the 1,000th career game for Getzlaf, it was also
the 2,000th game in the history of the Ducks franchise. The
Ducks center received a video tribute midway through the first
period that drew a standing ovation from the near-capacity
crowd.
Anaheim lost for just the second time in eight home games one
month into the season.
After losing in overtime Saturday, the Blackhawks rebounded
quickly with Boqvist's goal 9:21 into the game off a feed from
Alex Nylander. The No. 8 overall selection in last year's NHL
draft ripped a shot through traffic that rebounded off the right
post and into the goal.
DeBrincat came through for his fourth goal of the season from
the left side of the Ducks goal. Kane sent a cross-ice pass
through the top of the crease and DeBrincat redirected the puck
off Miller.
Steel's goal at 12:39 of the second period appeared to take a
slight deflection of the stick of DeBrincat. It was his seventh
career goal in 34 games after making his NHL debut last season.
Getzlaf was credited with an assist on Steel's goal one game
after he scored the game-winning goal in overtime against the
Vancouver Canucks.
--Field Level Media
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