CHICAGO (AP) — Connor Bedard scored 3:10 into overtime to give the Chicago Blackhawks a 4-3 victory over the Utah Hockey Club on Friday night. Bedard’s 17th goal of the season helped the Blackhawks escape with a victory after squandering a 3-1 lead. Wyatt Kaiser, Ilya Mikheyev and Frank Nazar scored during a 5-minute span in the second period to put the Blackhawks up by two. Spencer Knight finished with 36 saves. Nick Schmaltz, John Marino and Clayton Keller scored for Utah, which lost for the third time in 10 games. Karel Vejmelka had 21 saves. Utah battled back in the third. scoring on Marino’s shot from the point before Keller’s power-play equalizer with 7:44 remaining. Utah had several chances in OT, but Knight stopped both shots on goal. Takeaways Utah: This was the fifth time this season that Utah allowed three or more goals in the second period. Blackhawks: This was Chicago’s 42nd blown lead of the season, which is the fourth-most in the NHL. Key moment Knight stopped all 15 shots he faced in the second period. Key stat Kaiser has two goals in his last four games after scoring just once in the first 35. Up next

DETROIT (AP) — Kevin Stenlund scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Utah Hockey Club handed Detroit its fourth straight loss, 4-2 on Thursday night. Stenlund scored his first goal in 24 games, while Dylan Guenther, Nick Schmaltz and Lawson Crouse also scored for Utah, which has won four of its last five games. Karel Vejmelka made 38 saves on the same day he signed to a five-year contract extension. Dylan Larkin and Jonatan Berggren scored first-period goals for the Red Wings. Alex Lyon stopped 15 shots. Detroit is 1-4-1 in its last six home games. Takeaways Utah: Vejmelka’s save total included six against the Red Wings’ second-ranked power play as Utah killed three penalties. Red Wings: Carter Mazur’s NHL debut lasted only two shifts. Mazur, a 22-year-old forward called up from the American Hockey League’s Grand Rapids Griffins, suffered an upper-body injury in the first period and did not return. The Michigan native had a large contingent of family and friends in attendance. Key moment Stenlund’s first goal since Jan. 2 came with a fortunate bounce. Michael Kesselring dug the puck away from the boards. It struck a defenseman’s skate and bounced onto the stick