Vinnie Hinostroza scored twice, Antti Raanta made 33 saves — both playing against their former team — and the Arizona Coyotes spoiled Corey Crawford’s season debut, beating the sloppy Blackhawks 4-1 on Thursday night.

Clayton Keller finished with a goal and an assist as Arizona improved to 1-1 on a four-game road trip. The Coyotes entered with just four goals on the season.

The game was tied when Hinostroza got a pass from Oliver Ekman-Larsson and beat Crawford with a high wrist shot from the right circle 8:37 into the second period. It was Hinostroza’s first goal since the Hawks traded the speedy forward to Arizona in July.

Keller made it 3-1 when he intercepted a pass by Chris Kunitz and scored on a breakaway in the third, and Hinostroza added an empty-netter with 2:20 left.

Crawford played his first game since Dec. 23, after missing most of last season because of a concussion. The two-time All-Star finished with 27 saves in a remarkably typical performance given his extended absence.

Erik Gustafsson scored the Hawks’ only goal. It was the first of three games in four nights for the Hawks.

The Hawks celebrated the return of Niklas Hjalmarsson for the first time since they traded the defenseman to Arizona in 2017. He received a standing ovation after he was saluted with a highlight video during a break in the first period.