All good things must come to an end.

The Chicago Blackhawks went into the Honda Center in Anaheim, and stumbled out after 60 minutes in which they received a thorough pantsing, courtesy of the Anaheim Ducks. J.S. Giguere stopped all 28 of the Hawks' shots on the way to a 3-0 shutout, ending the Hawks' 8 game winning streak.

Let's get to it:

THE GOOD:

Jonathan Toews. How can a forward be among the "good" points in a shutout? He went 9-2 on faceoffs, picked a couple pockets, and he, Patrick Kane and Marian Hossa kept offensive pressure up on virtually every shift.

Cristobal Huet. He stopped 31 of 34 shots, and one that went in was a Seabrook clearing attempt off Teemu Selanne's leg. As bad as this game was, it could have been a lot worse.

THE BAD:

Stupid penalties. The Hawks took 5 penalties, and that was how Anaheim generated their offense. They got away with this in San Jose, getting three shorties. But that's not going to happen every night. Tonight, they paid for it.

Special teams. They went 0/4 on the Power Play, and killed 2 out of 5 penalties. Absolutely brutal. They giftwrapped opportunities for Anaheim, and didn't take advantage of their own.

Lack of puck control. The Hawks kept playing dump-and-chase, and the Ducks were clearing as soon as the puck got into the zone. Then when someone would get into the zone, 60-footers. The Hawks' bread is buttered on puck control, and they had none today.

THE UGLY:

Brian Campbell absolutely stunk out the Honda Center tonight. He kept getting caught out of position on the Power Play, allowing pucks out of the zone. He made some piss-poor decisions on passes in the neutral zone, and on one of his pinches late in the game, fanned on the puck when he had a wide open net.

They suit up again tomorrow night in Los Angeles, taking on the red-hot Los Angeles Kings.