Crouse finally ended the suspense by pulling an old move out of his bag of tricks. The Utah wing's ninth goal of the season came at the 12:12 mark of the third period on a wicked backhand that he used to display with more frequency earlier in his career.

Lawson Crouse has been waiting for a moment like this. To show up for his team in a critical game. To produce on the scoresheet instead of the underlying numbers. To feel like a goalscorer again. It is something he focused on over the recent gap in the NHL schedule.

Lawson Crouse scored the tiebreaking goal on a backhander with 7:48 left and the Utah Hockey Club rallied to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1.