NEWARK—Artem Anisimov scored on a rebound at 1:15 of overtime and the Blackhawks rallied to beat New Jersey 3-2 on Friday night, handing the Devils their first home loss.Marian Hossa tied the game with a power-play goal with 2:11 left in regulation after the Blackhawks pulled goaltender Corey Crawford for a sixth skater.Artemi Panarin, who took the shot on Anisimov’s game winner, also scored for the Hawks. Crawford was outstanding in making 30 saves.PA Parenteau and John Moore scored for New Jersey, which was 3-0 at home. Keith Kinkaid made 26 saves in his first start of the season.The Blackhawks had all three shots in the overtime. Panarin took a shot from the right circle. Kinkaid made the save but the puck went right to Anisimov for his fifth goal of the season.Moore had given the Devils the lead early in the third period with a slam dunk in front.Taylor Hall did all the work on Moore’s first goal of the season. He carried the puck into the Blackhawks zone, skated into the right circle and sent a backhand pass toward the net. The puck hit off the skate of Devils’ forward Kyle Palmieri and went right to a wide-open Moore.Panarin, who hit a goalpost in the first period, tied the score 1-1 in the second period with a power-play goal just 13 seconds after Devils defenseman Damon Severson was called for hooking.Patrick Kane found last year’s rookie of the year in the left circle and he beat Kinkaid with a shot to the top corner with Anisimov screening the goaltender.Parenteau had given New Jersey the lead with a power-play goal with 4:28 left in the first period. Crawford stopped defenseman Yohann Auvitu’s point shot, but the puck popped in the air, hit off Devils forward Devante Smith-Pelly and Parenteau swatted in the rebound for his third goal.Crawford was the difference in second period, stopping all 16 shots by New Jersey. His best were a snapping glove on a Hall power-play chance with New Jersey ahead 1-0 and point-blank rebound stop of Beau Bennett with the game tied 1-all.

NOTES—Blackhawks assistant coach Kevin Dineen turned 53. … Nick Lappin, a Geneva, Illinois, native who grew up a Blackhawks’ fan, make his NHL debut for the Devils. … The Devils were 2-0 against the Hawks last season…..The Blackhawks host Los Angeles on Sunday night to start a three-game homestand.