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The Chicago Blackhawks didn't bring much juice to this contest. They were frustrated at every turn and fell 4-0 to the Dallas Stars.

The Chicago Blackhawks saw their two-game winning streak come to an end with a 4-0 shutout loss to the Dallas Stars on Saturday at the United Center. Jason Robertson broke the deadlock with a second-period power-play goal before Arttu Hyry scored twice and Roope Hintz added another in the third period. The Stars controlled the game, heavily outshooting Chicago 33-19.
Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight made his fourth consecutive start, while head coach Jeff Blashill noted that the team struggled to attack the net after the first period. Chicago will have five days off before continuing their homestand against the Montreal Canadiens on Friday, followed by matchups against the Florida Panthers and Los Angeles Kings.
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