Connor Bedard continues hot streak with one of the easiest goals of his NHL career Tuesday vs. Flames

The Chicago Blackhawks started off strong against the Calgary Flames in the United Center.

Connor Bedard would be the second Blackhawks player to score on the Flames, with a goal scored on Dustin Wolf at 15:11 in the second period with an assist from defenseman Sam Rinzel.

This was a goal to capitalize on Ryan Donato's goal scored on the Flames, who scored the first goal of the night at 15:05 into the 1st period, with assists from defenseman Louis Crevier and forward Oliver Moore.

Bedard's goal was the one that put the team in the lead, as the team is giving goaltender Arvid Soderblom some breathing room and providing support we didn't see often last year.

At least until the third period.

Now, they're running wild all over NHL teams, and with the Flames' forward Joel Farabee, who injured Frank Nazar in a collision; we're certain there's no love lost.

Bedard's play this year has earned a compliment from The Great One, Wayne Gretzky.

Arvid Soderblom was lights out, and Bedard completed the hat trick to make Chicago's point streak go onto six games.