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		Devils end 3-game losing streak with 5-3 win over the Blackhawks
		[March 27, 2025]  
		CHICAGO (AP) — Luke Hughes had three assists, Jesper Bratt 
		chipped in with two and the New Jersey Devils ended their three-game 
		losing streak with a 5-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday 
		night.
 Nathan Bastian, Timo Meier, Ondrej Palat, Dawson Mercer and Stefan 
		Noesen scored for the Devils. Bratt has four assists in his last three 
		games and a career-high 84 points this season. Jacob Markstrom made 21 
		saves.
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		New Jersey Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom saves a shot by Chicago 
		Blackhawks left wing Nick Foligno during the first period of an NHL 
		hockey game in Chicago, Wednesday, March 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) | 
	
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				| Nico Hischier extended his point streak to 
				eight games with an assist on Noesen’s empty-net goal. Hischier 
				has four goals and five assists since March 11.
 Tyler Bertuzzi, Ilya Mikheyev and Frank Nazar scored for 
				Chicago, which has lost eight of the last 10 games. Spencer 
				Knight stopped 15 shots.
 
 Takeaways
 Devils: New Jersey won both games against the Blackhawks this 
				season, including a 4-1 win in their previous matchup on Dec. 
				14.
 
 Blackhawks: Chicago outshot the Devils 24-20, including 13 shots 
				in the third period, but struggled to get past Markstrom.
 
 Key moment
 The Devils scored two goals within 27 seconds of each other to 
				take a 2-0 lead over the Blackhawks. Bastian scored at 6:23 of 
				the first period and Mercer at 6:50. Mercer’s came on a power 
				play just five seconds into the penalty.
 
 Key stat
 The last time the Devils scored at even strength, on the power 
				play, short-handed and into an empty net was Nov. 14 against the 
				Panthers. They had three power-play goals, two at even strength 
				and one short-handed empty-netter in the 6-2 win.
 
 Up next
 The Devils visit the Jets on Friday, and the Blackhawks host the 
				Golden Knights the same night.
 
				
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