Newark, NJ (SportsNetwork.com) - Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane both scored in the shootout to send the Chicago Blackhawks to a seventh straight victory with a 3-2 win over the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday. Toews, Chicagos first shooter, raced up the slot, dragged the puck to his backhand and slid the puck past the pad of Keith Kinkaid for the first marker and after Jaromir Jagr was stopped, Kane stickhandled his way up the slot and wristed the deciding tally past the New Jersey netminder. Duncan Keith tied the game with 3:13 remaining in the third period, and Bryan Bickell also lit the lamp for Chicago, which received 22 saves from Scott Darling. Jordin Tootoo and Stephen Gionta both scored for the Devils, who were coming off a 2-1 win over Carolina on Monday. Kinkaid was tremendous in his first NHL start, turning aside 37 shots in regulation and the overtime session. Toews slipped a pass to Marian Hossa down low. Kinkaid stopped Hossas shot, but the rebound trickled over to Keith, who buried the puck into an open net for a tied game with 3:13 remaining. Sustained Chicago pressure and a stickless Devils defender led to a Chicago man advantage as Jagr took a hooking penalty with 2:06 remaining in overtime. The Blackhawks, however, were unable to solve Kinkaid and the game went to a shootout. Tootoo wristed a shot under the arm of Darling from the right circle to open the scoring with 4:49 remaining in the first period. Kinkaid robbed Kanes rising wrister from the right circle with a slick glove save early in the second to preserve New Jerseys lead. The Blackhawks lit the lamp after Kinkaid was unable to replicate his left- handed larceny on Bickells short-side wrister with 9:05 left in the middle stanza. Jacob Josefson was assessed a double-minor high-sticking penalty shortly after the equalizer, but Kinkaid and the New Jersey penalty kill stood tall, turning aside chance after chance during a Chicago barrage. After Kinkaid stoned Patrick Sharp on a breakaway, Damon Seversons blast from the right side hopped off a gathering in front of the net. Gionta was there to whack the puck out of the air and past Darling for a 2-1 Devils lead 2:31 into the final stanza. Martin Havlat broke through on a breakaway up the left side and had a chance to give the Devils some breathing room, but his backhander rang off the far pipe with 9:21 to play. Game Notes Sharp returned to the Chicago lineup after missing the last 14 games with a knee injury ... The Blackhawks have won three straight games against the Devils ... Prior to the game, New Jersey placed forward Patrik Elias (groin) on injured reserve and recalled forward Reid Boucher from Albany of the American Hockey League ... 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Six-foot-eight offensive lineman Jake Olson stood back to back with five-foot-seven kick returner Brandon Banks to show off the long and short of the Hamilton roster.The Tiger-Cats (9-9) take on the Calgary Stampeders (15-3) in Sundays championship game.The records tilt in favour of Calgary, listed as an eight-point favourite. But Hamilton has been on a tear since quarterback Zach Collaros returned from a concussion and the team moved into its new digs at Tim Hortons Field.Hamilton went from 1-6 to 9-9 before thumping Montreal 40-24 in the Eastern Conference final. The Tiger-Cats, beaten 45-23 by Saskatchewan in last years championship game, are brimming with belief.Last yyear, it was what it was, said slotback Steve Tasker.ddddddddddddBut this year, this team, I just feel a real calmness on the sidelines when weve been in games, even when weve been behind.I feel a confidence that this team is going to come out hot (Sunday).Added receiver Andy Fantuz: We expected to be here and were not satisfied yet. Were hungry for that championship.Collaros doesnt pay attention to the bookies.Weve kind of been the underdog for the last however many weeks, he said. I dont know what it was last week. But everybody thought Montreal was going to win that game. They especially thought they were going to win that game.Fantuz, who saw limited action against Montreal last week after returning from a hamstring issue, says he is ready to do his bit Sunday.I feel great. I really do, he said. I had a good week of practice. I feel like Im ready to run around and fly around.Hamilton coach Kent Austin was equally relaxed, delaying his news conference Saturday to join reporters watching the final moments of the Vanier Cup on TV.Theres just one more team meeting but it will be short, he said. The works done. Our players are ready to play.Is his pre-game speech written, the coach was asked?He said its typically spontaneous, although he might touch on one of the themes of the week for emphasis.But we believe in self-starters, self-determined players, self-motivated players, Austin added. They dont need to rely on me for their motivation.Follow @NeilMDavidson on Twitter ' ' '