Marian Hossa scored his 500th career goal, Artem Anisimov broke a third-period tie with his first score of the season and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Philadelphia Flyers 7-4 on Tuesday night in Chicago.
Hossa's power-play goal chased Michal Neuvirth and gave Chicago a 4-0 lead, but Philadelphia responded with four goals in a 5 ½-minute span overlapping the second and third periods. Wayne Simmonds tied it at 4 on a power play at 3:49 of the third.
But Artemi Panarin found a wide-open Anisimov for the tiebreaking goal at 10:24, and then finished off a 2-on-1 with Patrick Kane, beating Steve Mason for a 6-4 lead with 3:57 to go.
The 37-year-old Hossa slid a backhander through Neuvirth's legs at 5:04 of the second, becoming the 44th player to reach 500 career goals. The rugged winger, long one of the NHL's best two-way players, then skated behind the net and threw his arms in the air before celebrating with his teammates in front of Chicago's bench.
"It feels great. Doing it at home in front of our fans, I can't be happier," said Hossa, who left in the third period after blocking a shot. "And the guys end up winning this game.''
Around the league
San Jose 3, N.Y. Islanders 2: Joe Pavelski scored with 2:11 left to lift the Sharks to a victory over the Islanders in New York for their third win in four games.
Washington 3, Colorado 0: T.J. Oshie scored twice and Alex Ovechkin got his first goal of the season on the power play for the host Capitals.
Vancouver 2, St. Louis 1 (OT): Henrik Sedin scored 1:40 into overtime for the 3-0 Canucks.
