NHL

Chicago Blackhawks at Ottawa Senators

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Final
6 - 3

Toews, Jones each score twice, Blackhawks beat Senators 6-3

Down 2-0 after the first period, Chicago scored four times in the second to take a 4-3 lead.

Sam Lafferty and Dylan Strome also scored for the Blackhawks, Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 20 shots and Patrick Kane had three assists. Kane moved into sole possession of second place on Chicago's points list with 1,156.

“You kind of just realize how crazy that really is, how long (Kane) has been doing what he’s been doing, and the heights he’s reached at this point in his career,” Toews said. “We all know that he’s not done yet, so, it’s pretty incredible for him. He just seems to continue to do it.”

Chicago defenseman Parker Kelly was taken off the ice on a stretcher in the opening minutes. Kelly lined up Connor Murphy along the boards and the Blackhawks defenseman turned at the last moment and slumped to the ice following the hit. He had to be stretchered off. Kelly was assessed a five-minute major and game misconduct on the play. Murphy did not go to the hospital and was able to travel home with the team.

“It’s really tough when you see your teammate go down, especially a guy like Murphy,” Jones said. “He’s kind of a heart-and-soul guy. It’s tough to bounce back. I think we just needed to get our feet under us after the first and we just came back in the second and said, ’You know what, `Let’s win this one for (Murphy).”

Connor Brown, Thomas Chabot and Nick Paul scored for Ottawa. Anton Forsberg made 22 saves.

Toews scored twice in the first three minutes of the second period to tie it, and Jones gave the Blackhawks the lead. Eight seconds after Paul tied, Lafferty scored the winner.

“Probably the game for us is when Paul ties it up, gives us the momentum and they turn around on the next face off and they score,” Senators coach D.J. Smith said. “Then we’re chasing the game in the third and we just didn’t play the way we play when we’re winning games.”

Jones and Strome scored midway through the third.

UP NEXT

Blackhawks: Host Boston on Tuesday night.

Senators: Host Arizona on Monday night.

Regular Season Series

CHI wins series 2-0

Scoring Summary

Goal 1st Period 3:18
Goal 1st Period 14:07
Goal 2nd Period 0:58
Goal 2nd Period 2:39
Goal 2nd Period 9:07
Goal 2nd Period 15:41
Goal 2nd Period 15:49
Goal 3rd Period 8:55
Goal 3rd Period 10:04

Statistics

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13 Blocked Shots 17
19 Hits 25
2 Takeaways 9
28 Shots 23
1 Power Play Goals 0
3 Power Play Opportunities 1
33.3 Power Play Percentage 0.0
0 Short Handed Goals 1
0 Shootout Goals 0
26 Faceoffs Won 20
56.5 Faceoff Win Percent 43.5
10 Giveaways 13
2 Total Penalties 5
7 Penalty Minutes 24
Ottawa Senators Ottawa Senators Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Artem Zub, D Day-To-Day Apr 18
Tyler Kleven, D Out Apr 18
Nick Jensen, D Injured Reserve Apr 14
Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Blackhawks Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Andrew Mangiapane, LW Out Apr 15
Shea Weber, D Injured Reserve Sep 30

Game Information

Canadian Tire Centre

Location: Ottawa, ON
Attendance: 14,252 | Capacity:

2025-26 Central Division Standings

TEAM W L PTS OTL
Colorado 55 16 121 11
Dallas 50 20 112 12
Minnesota 46 24 104 12
Utah 43 33 92 6
St. Louis 37 33 86 12
Nashville 38 34 86 10
Winnipeg 35 35 82 12
Chicago 29 39 72 14

2025-26 Atlantic Division Standings

TEAM W L PTS OTL
Buffalo 50 23 109 9
Tampa Bay 50 26 106 6
Montreal 48 24 106 10
Boston 45 27 100 10
Ottawa 44 27 99 11
Detroit 41 31 92 10
Florida 40 38 84 4
Toronto 32 36 78 14
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