Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Anthony Duclair (91) has a laugh on the ice before a face off in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiSenators center Jean-Gabriel Pageau (44) and Blackhawks center Artem Anisimov (15) battle in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiAn icicle hangs from the elevated skate on the statue of former Blackhawks player Bobby Hull outside of the United Center.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Ryan Hartman (38) goes down after a high stick to his upper body in the third period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Brandon Saad (20) reacts after nearly scoring a goal in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Tomas Jurco (13) tries to gain control of the puck in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Anthony Duclair (91) and Senators left wing Max McCormick (89) battle for the puck in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks goaltender Anton Forsberg (31) stops the puck on a shot by Senators right wing Mark Stone (61) to seal a 3-2 shootout victory.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks right wing Patrick Kane (88) loses his balance on a shot in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Vinnie Hinostroza (48) and Senators defenseman Johnny Oduya (29) both end up on the ice while trying to gain control of the puck in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks right wing Patrick Kane (88) and left wing Vinnie Hinostroza celebrate after a goal by Kane in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks center Nick Schmaltz (8) loses his balance on the ice in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiSenators left wing Zack Smith (15) and Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews (19) battle in the third period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks goaltender Anton Forsberg (31) stops the puck on a shot by Senators right wing Mark Stone (61) to seal a 3-2 shootout victory.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks center Artem Anisimov (15) and right wing Patrick Kane (88) celebrate after a goal by Anisimov in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Anthony Duclair (91) chases after the puck in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks defenseman Jordan Oesterle (82) tries to gain control of the puck in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks left wing Brandon Saad (20) and Senators defenseman Cody Ceci (5) battle for the puck in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks goaltender Anton Forsberg (31) blocks away a shot in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks center Jonathan Toews (19) and Senators defenseman Johnny Oduya (29) battle in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks goaltender Anton Forsberg (31) is unable to stop the puck as Senators center Matt Duchene scores a goal in the second period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiAnton Forsberg (31) defends the Blackhawks goal as Senators left wing Magnus Paajarvi (56) is unable to score in the third period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks center Nick Schmaltz (8) celebrates after scoring the go-ahead goal in the shootout.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith (2) falls onto goaltender Anton Forsberg (31) in the third period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks head coach Joel Quenneville talks to his team during a timeout in the third period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks right wing Patrick Kane (88) scores a goal in the first period.
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiChicago Blackhawks center Nick Schmaltz (8) and goaltender Anton Forsberg (right) congratulate one another alongside their teammates beating the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in a shootout at the United Center in Chicago on Wednesday, February 21, 2018. (Chris Sweda/baiduhai)
Chris Sweda / baiduhaiBlackhawks goaltender Anton Forsberg (31) reacts after giving up a goal in the second period.
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Blackhawks left wing Anthony Duclair (91) has a laugh on the ice before a face off in the first period.
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