Frank Nazar stunned everyone at Bell Centre during the Chicago Blackhawks' 4-3 shootout victory against the Montreal Canadiens, even fooling his teammates and the fans with a seemingly missed shot that lodged in the netting. After an initial disbelief, the referees confirmed Nazar's goal, which eventually became the game-winner after Nick Suzuki failed to score on the Canadiens' third attempt.

Nazar's performance was exceptional throughout the match, contributing both a goal and an assist. His power-play goal was critical in breaking a tie during the second period, showcasing his ability to impact the game significantly. Blackhawks interim coach Anders Sörensen praised Nazar's mature gameplay, emphasizing his crucial role in every goal scored by the team. Nazar expressed satisfaction in playing a meaningful game against a playoff-contending team and highlighted the resilience demonstrated by the Blackhawks in overcoming a 2-0 deficit.