3 takeaways from Blackhawks 4-1 loss vs. Flyers

Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty ImagesDach still has tweaks to make to become a more complete player at the NHL level; however, against the Flyers, Dach’s performance was one of the lone bright spots from the loss.

At 5-on-5, Dach played 14:09 minutes, had a Corsi-For of 64.7-percent, collected an assist on Brandon Saad’s third period goal after winning a puck battle in the neutral zone and was on the ice for five scoring chances for and four against.

Additionally, there were impressive moments that won’t end up in Dach’s row on the boxscore or in his advanced stats:

Pulled off an extremely smooth toe drag in the first period to get around a Flyers defenseman…