Patrick Kane scored and had an assist in Chicago's quick three-goal outburst in the second period, and the Blackhawks beat the Calgary flames 4-1 Sunday night.
Rookie Artemi Panarin and Marian Hossa also scored in the Blackhawks' 1:55 blitz in the second to help lift Chicago to its second win in two nights and third win its last four contests. Jonathan Toews added an empty-netter with 37.4 seconds left
Kane, who took over the NHL lead in goals (13) and points (28) has scored a goal in seven consecutive games and a point in 13 straight. He has 10 goals and 12 assists during his run to the top of the NHL scoring list.
Chicago backup Scott Darling made 25 saves in his fourth start. No. 1 goalie Corey Crawford got the night off following the Blackhawks' 4-2 win on Saturday in St. Louis.
David Jones scored for Calgary, which finished a four-game road trip at 1-3. Karri Ramo finished with 37 saves.
Panarin, Kane's linemate, has four goals and seven points in his last five games. Hossa's goal was just his second this season and first in a month.
Jones opened the scoring at 3:41 of the second when he outmuscled Chicago defenseman Trevor Daley at the edge of the crease and punched in a rebound. Darling made a pad save on Joe Colborne's initial shot from the slot.
Local
The Blackhawks then took charge with three goals in a 1:55 span.
Kane tied it 1 all from a scrum at 6:37. After Trevor van Riemsdyk's initial shot, Kane pounced on a loose puck at the right edge of the crease and chipped a backhander high into net.
Hossa put Chicago ahead 1:03 later on a flipping, one-timer from the top of the slot that ticked in off Ramo's glove.
Set up by Kane's feed from behind the net, Panarin made it 3-1 just 52 seconds after that when he fired from the low edge of the left circle.
Darling made a left pad save on Matt Stajan, who broke in alone early in the third period, to preserve Chicago's two-goal lead. He also was sharp during a late Calgary push when Stajan's shot with four minutes left hit the post.
Chicago defenseman Brent Seabrook went to the dressing room late in the second after a deflected shot by Calgary's Michael Frolik hit him in the forehead and cut him. Seabrook returned for the third.
