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"Maybe the best in the world at being in alone, and when that happens, you can almost feel it on the bench. Its not just a save. Hes clearly right on his game." Tim Brent scored on a deflection and Brandon Sutter and Jiri Tlusty added third-period goals for the Hurricanes, who claimed their first win since Oct. 18 at Boston. Corey Crawford stopped 30 shots for the Blackhawks, who were beaten in regulation for the first time since opening night. They entered with a two-point lead in the Central Division but were shut out for the first time this season and remained winless at the RBC Center, which opened in 1999. "We got dominated in all areas of the game. We werent very good tonight," Chicago coach Joel Quenneville said. "They were a more determined team, and it was clear from the outset. ... I didnt like how we played." 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