The struggling Blackhawks showed some long-awaited resilience.Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane scored on the first two attempts in the shootout, and the Blackhawks recovered after losing a late lead to beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 on Friday.Toews and Kane had goals against Brian Elliott in the tiebreaker. Corey Crawford survived Alexei Kovalev‘s wide shot and Daniel Alfredsson‘s shot that hit the post in the shootout.Ottawa’s Milan Michalek backhanded in a rebound with 1:25 left in regulation, while Elliott was off for a sixth skater, to tie the game at 2 and force overtime. Crawford stopped Chris Campoli’s drive from the left point, but Michalek shoveled in the loose puck from the crease.The Hawks, 1-4 in five games before Friday, appeared headed toward another disappointing finish.Kane also scored in regulation, and Patrick Sharp added his team-leading 24th goal.Kane, who is still finding his stride after injuring an ankle injury in December, had put the Blackhawks ahead 2-1 at 7:50 of the third with an unassisted goal. He stole the puck from Ottawa defenseman Erik Karlsson and broke in alone.Kane, who led the Hawks last season with 88 points, hadn’t scored since Nov. 30. He missed seven games in December because of an ankle injury and didn’t score in seven in which he played.The Blackhawks improved to 4-8-1 in games that are tied after two periods. Their inability to take charge in the third has hurt them all season.Alfredsson had a power-play goal in regulation for Ottawa, 0-2-2 in its last four.The Senators managed to earn a point when it looked like as though they were headed for a regulation loss.Crawford made 24 saves in his fourth consecutive start. Elliott, in his eighth straight outing, also stopped 24.Alfredsson opened the scoring 49 seconds into the second period with a a power-play goal when his high screened shot from the right circle sailed past Crawford’s blocker.The goal was the fourth allowed by the Blackhawks in four straight short-handed situations. Dallas was 3 for 3 on the power play in a 4-2 win at the United Center on Wednesday.Sharp tied it at 1 on a deflection at 4:08. Brian Campbell fired from the right point, after controlling an Ottawa clearing attempt, and Sharp redirected the puck over Elliott’s glove.The Blackhawks started to dominate as the second period progressed. Elliott made several sharp saves, including ones on Fernando Pisani and Duncan Keith, to preserve the tie.Kane put the Hawks ahead 2-1 at 7:50 of the third.Kane knocked the puck off Karlsson’s stick just outside the Senators’ blue line, skated in and beat Elliott with a high shot on the glove side.

NOTES—The Blackhawks recalled 19-year-old D Nick Leddy from Rockford of the AHL. D Jassen Cullimore, 38, was sent to Rockford on Thursday. Leddy played for the U.S. in the World Junior Championship and got into six games with the Blackhawks at the start of the season…..Ottawa recalled G Robin Lehner from Binghamton of the AHL to back up Elliott……Sharp’s goal was his 150th in the NHL.