Despite clear dominance, the Ottawa Senators faced Chicago Blackhawks goalkeeper Petr Mrazek at the United Center on Saturday.
The latter even had a say in his team's 3-2 win and made 40 saves.
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Connor Bedard also had a big influence on the Blackhawks' victory, initially being involved in Nick Foligno's first goal of the game before getting the red light himself at the end of the second period.
Furthermore, number 98 believed he would have given his team victory with a great goal, only to be denied for offside. Nevertheless, Jason Dickinson scored the winning goal for the local favorites thanks to his 17th win of the season.
As for the Ottawa club, Tim Stutzle equalized in the first period, while Jakob Chychrun gave Jacques Martin's men a temporary lead on the power play.
The setback is the second in a row for Ottawa, which lost 5-1 on Thursday. The Senators will therefore try to return to victory on Monday against the Lightning in Tampa Bay. The Blackhawks, for their part, will cross swords with the Carolina Hurricanes on the same day.