Many wondered when the NHL's regular-season points leader would show up in the Western Conference first-round series between the Blues and Chicago. Patrick Kane arrived at 12:25 a.m. It wasn't a moment too late for the Blackhawks, who staved off elimination with his first goal of the series 3 minutes, 7 seconds into double-overtime. Another valiant comeback bid by the Blues was punctured when Kane pierced through the wall of players, deking Alexander Steen and splitting Alex Pietrangelo and Paul Stastny. Kane's shot was turned aside by Brian Elliott, but he then skated around the back of the net, and with Elliott's stick caught in the legs of Jay Bouwmeester, the Blackhawk with a flair for the dramatic beat the goalie to the loose puck and backhanded in the game-winner. "He was opportunistic obviously on the overtime goal," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said. If opportunistic is another word for electrifying, then yes. Kane ranked second in the NHL ...
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