Bedard struggles in Vancouver homecoming, Blackhawks drop 4th in 5 games
Bedard’s second time on Rogers Arena ice was quieter than he would’ve liked. The 19-year-old forward had one shot on goal in 16:48 of ice time for the Blackhawks, who have scored just one regulation goal in each of their past five games. But it was nevertheless a chance to come home and be around the people who are special to him.
In his Vancouver homecoming Saturday, Bedard's goal drought extended to nine consecutive games. His most memorable play was a ...
The Blackhawks did not have a good trip to the Pacific Northwest. After losing in Seattle to the Kraken on Thursday night, ...
"It's getting frustrating," defenseman Alex Vlasic said. "It's pretty tiring to rely on one goal to win against a good team." ...
Erik Brannstrom scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Vancouver Canucks added a pair of late ...
Welcome to this edition of the Vancouver Canucks post-game analytics report. This recurring deep dive breaks down the ...
The Canucks were able to get back in the win column in just about the least inspiring way possible in a 4-1 rout of the ...
The Blackhawks take on the Canucks for the second of three matchups this season and the first of two on the road. Fans can ...
T he Vancouver Canucks took care of business on Saturday night, defeating the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 at Rogers Arena. Elias Pettersson, Erik Brännström, J.T. Miller and Teddy Bl ...
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