Blackhawks End Losing Streak with 4-2 Victory Over Canadiens

Nick Foligno's two goals and Arvid Soderblom's 38 saves help Chicago snap a five-game skid in a spirited game featuring Colton Dach's NHL debut.

Nick Foligno scored twice, including a late goal, to secure the Blackhawks' 4-2 win over the Canadiens and end their five-game losing streak.
Goalie Arvid Soderblom delivered a standout performance, making 38 saves and keeping Chicago in the lead during critical moments of the game.
Colton Dach made his NHL debut for Chicago, logging five hits, five shots on goal, and facing his brother Kirby Dach, a Canadiens forward, in a rare sibling matchup.
Tyler Bertuzzi scored his team-leading 13th goal during an early five-on-three power play, while Patrick Maroon added another goal in the third period.
The win followed a tough stretch for Chicago, including a blowout loss in the Winter Classic, and marked a return to form with a more physical and focused team effort.