The Chicago Blackhawks played their final game of the Eastern Canada road trip against the Ottawa Senators. The Hawks were coming in off a loss to the Montreal Canadiens 4-1. This was fourth straight game without Connor Bedard. First period Early in the first period, it appeared that Tim Stutzle scored the game’s first goal. However, after a coach’s challenge, it was ruled that Arvid Sorderblom was interfered with. Less than four minutes later, Tyler Kleven scored the game’s first goal. However, this goal was mired in controversey because upon review, it appeared that Brady Tkachuk interfered with Soderblom.

The Chicago Blackhawks continued their road swing through Canada with a Thursday night matchup against their Original Six brethren, the Montreal Canadiens, at Bell Centre. The Hawks were coming off a disappointing 3-2 loss in Toronto where they held a 2-0 lead through two periods then gave up three in the third and took the loss. The Hawks started Spencer Knight in net against Montreal’s Jakub Dobes. This was the third straight game the Hawks played without Connor Bedard. First period Alex Vlasic thought he gave the Hawks an early 1-0 lead, however, Montreal challenged the play successfully for goaltender interference so the game stayed scoreless.

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The Chicago Blackhawks came into Tuesday night looking to get back to winning. They had dropped contests against St. Louis and Detroit in their previous two games, and had not looked good against the Red Wings. The only lineup changes of note were Ethan Del Mastro switching in for Artyom Levshunov on defense and Spencer Knight taking back over in the crease. First period The Blackhawks played one of the best first periods they have played all season. In what is normally a struggle for them to get through, they outplayed their opponents finally.

The Chicago Blackhawks took on the Detroit Red Wings in their second game of a back to back. It was their first game without Connor Bedard this season. To fill Bedard's spot on the roster, Chicago recalled Nick Lardis from the Rockford IceHogs. Lardis has 26 points in 24 games in the AHL. Ironically, Lardis was recalled on the same day that Frank Nazar was recalled the year prior. Sadly, Lardis was not enough to get Hawks on the scoresheet as they were shut out 4-0 by John Gibson. First period…

When the Chicago Blackhawks signed Laurent Brossoit in the summer of 2024, it was believed that he would be a tandem goalie with then-starter Petr Mrazek. Brossoit would not suit up for the Blackhawks at all last season due to a knee injury. After the acquisition of Spencer Knight and the rebound of Arvid Soderblom, the Blackhawks figured Brossoit was a lost cause. The Hawks would carry his contract on injured reserve this season and let him walk as a free agent. Following double hip surgery, which helped relieve the issues in his knee, the former Winnipeg Jets goalie is attempting a comeback.

The Chicago Blackhawks rebounded from two brutal losses out west last weekend with a convincing 3-0 shutout of the New York Rangers on Wednesday night at the United Center. On Friday night, they looked to build upon that victory in St. Louis against the arch-rival St. Louis Blues at Enterprise Center. Spencer Knight started in net for the visitors against the Blues’ Joel Hofer. First period On a delayed penalty call, the Blues struck first when Logan Mailloux skated up the right wing boards and snapped a wrist shot past Knight.

Spencer Knight stopped all 21 shots for the Chicago Blackhawks in a 3-0 whitewashing over the New York Rangers on Wednesday night at the United Center. Connor Bedard added a goal and an assist to snap Chicago's losing streak. With the victory, Chicago improves their record to 13-11-6 for the season. Louis Crevier scored his third of the season in the second period, shorthanded, beating Rangers goaltender Igor Shesterkin at the 7:08 mark. The goal was assisted by Matt Grzelcyk and Jason Dickinson. Crevier showed the fans his best Bedard imitation with a little shake and bake with a quick breakaway move.

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The Chicago Blackhawks were blown out for the second time on this four-game road trip on Sunday night, falling 7-1 to the Anaheim Ducks. After getting blown out by the Kings on Saturday night, the Hawks let Anaheim have a turn. Despite the final score, Arvid Soderblom kept the Hawks in the game for one period before the wheels fell of the wagon. First period Jacob Truba got the scoring started for Anaheim with an unassisted goal. Despite trailing 1-0 after the first, Soderblom stopped 16 of 17 shots on goal.

In one of the weirdest scheduling decisions that has happened in years, the Chicago Blackhawks came into Saturday night's action against the Los Angeles Kings having just beaten them on Thursday night. In what would make sense to be a home-and-home series, instead this game was also in LA instead of back in Chicago. Here were the lines for the second game against the Kings: Blackhawks lines in warmups for Kings rematch feature Levshunov moving up to the first pair: Greene-Bedard-Burakovsky Moore-Nazar-Bertuzzi Donato-Dickinson-Mikheyev Dach-Lafferty Vlasic-Levshunov Kaiser-Crevier Grzelcyk-Murphy Rinzel Knight — Ben Pope (@BenPopeCST) …

In the Chicago Blackhawks' second game of their four-game West Coast road trip, the Hawks took on the Los Angeles Kings. This was their second meeting of the season and their first of two consecutive games in LA. A weird quirk in the schedule had the Hawks playing LA on Thursday and Saturday in LA this week. In the 2-1 victory, the Hawks once again got a spectacular performance in net from Spencer Knight and a goal from Connor Bedard. Second period After a scoreless first period in which Corey Perry had five shots on the goal for LA, the Hawks finally got on the scoresheet in the second.

The Chicago Blackhawks began their four-game West Coast road trip in Sin City on Tuesday, taking on the Vegas Golden Knights. The Blackhawks had lost five of their last six games, but were coming off a strong comeback against the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday at the United Center. First period It was a "blink and you'll miss it" beginning to the game. The Golden Knights took the early lead after Ivan Barbashev banked a pass off Wyatt Kaiser 27 seconds into the game. The lead did not last even a minute.

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The Chicago Blackhawks were the embodiment of the phrase "it's not how you start, it's how you finish" on Sunday against the Anaheim Ducks in a game that pitted Connor Bedard against Leo Carlsson, the top two picks of the 2023 NHL Draft. The Blackhawks could not have had a worse start, yet the team showed some resolved and was able to win this game. The Hawks' comeback was fueled by Bedard. First period The Ducks jumped all over the Hawks, who were still asleep from their pregame nap. Cutter Gauthier found the back of the net 15 seconds into the contest.