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Put on a line with Patrick Kane and Oliver Moore on Tuesday, Nazar had a sensational game. "He finds a way to create," Kane said.

Frank Nazar has emerged as the Chicago Blackhawks' standout performer early this season, demonstrating speed, high-end play-driving metrics, and dynamic penalty killing. Centering a new line between Patrick Kane and Oliver Moore, Nazar set up Wyatt Kaiser's game-winning goal in Chicago's 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday night.
Nazar's line dominated play against Los Angeles, generating a 17-6 advantage in shot attempts and seven high-danger scoring chances. Despite seeing his role fluctuate between lines, Nazar has remained a primary offensive creator and penalty killer under head coach Jeff Blashill.
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