Patrick Kane is so good at scoring goals, he’s now scoring them for opposing teams.
The Chicago Blackhawks were already on the power play midway through the second period Sunday night when Edmonton Oilers goalie Devan Dubnyk slashed Andrew Shaw. With a delayed penalty signaled, the Hawks pulled goalie Antti Raanta for a two-man advantage.
The optimistic situation turned bleak fast, however, when Kane threw a pass off the boards in hopes of reaching a teammate at the point. Instead, nobody was at the point, and Kane’s dish bounced off the boards and ricocheted into the empty Chicago net to give the Oilers their easiest goal of the season to tie the game at two apiece. Despite being on the bench when the puck went in, Boyd Gordon was credited for the goal.
Luckily for Kane, his unfortunate bounce didn’t haunt the reigning Stanley Cup champs, as the Hawks went on to win 5-3.
Check out the bizarre play in the video below.
