Connor Bedard had the United Center rocking Wednesday after lifting the Blackhawks to a 2-1 overtime win over the Winnipeg Jets.
After getting the puck in the defensive zone, the Blackhawks' rookie booked it down center ice before releasing an absolute laser from about 40-feet out to beat Jets' goalie Connor Hellebuyck for the game-winner. It was his second goal of the night.
The crowd went ballistic as Bedard celebrated his first-career overtime goal with an epic "it's over" gesture.
One fan, though, let the emotion of the moment take over. The broadcast panned to a woman in tears as she celebrated the Blackhawks' electrifying win.
It was a funny, wholesome moment that perfectly encapsulated what one sweet moment of glory can mean to a Chicago sports fan these days.
It was also a historic moment for Bedard, who became the third-youngest player in NHL history to score an overtime winner.
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