The Chicago Blackhawks are taking on the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night at United Center. This is going to be a big game for the Blackhawks as they look to win three in a row for only the second time this season.

Chicago's won two in a row, including Spencer Knight's 41-save debut against the Kings. That's the kind of goaltending that can steal games, but Ottawa's finishing seems to be on a long-overdue upswing. I mean, Sanderson was on the ice for just one Ottawa 5-on-5 goal last game. That's crazy!

Tim Stutzle scored on a deflection off his skate at 46 seconds of overtime to give the Ottawa Senators a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday night

The Chicago Blackhawks could not extend their winning streak to three games, but they did pick up a point in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators. With the win, the Senators moved ahead of the New York Rangers for the second Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference.

The Chicago Blackhawks and Ottawa Senators faced off for the first time this season. The Blackhawks were looking to build on a two-game win streak and a goal palooza in which they had scored 16 goals in their last three games.

The Chicago Blackhawks battled their way to overtime where a questionable goal was scored by the Ottawa Senators.