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    5 takeaways as Colin Blackwell helps the Chicago Blackhawks stop a five-game skid — without Connor Bedard

    CHICAGO — The Chicago Blackhawks didn’t fall apart without Connor Bedard. The Hawks scored twice in the second period to rally from a one-goal deficit and beat the Calgary Flames 4-3 at the United Center on Sunday and end a five-game skid. With Bedard sidelined indefinitely by a broken jaw, the question for the Hawks was who would take on the heavy lifting, or at least be a meaningful ...
    by Phil Thompson, Chicago Tribune Jan 07, 2024 3 minutes
    Ryan Donato of the Chicago Blackhawks controls the puck in the second period against against the Calgary Flames on Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024, at United Center in Chicago.

    CHICAGO — The Chicago Blackhawks didn’t fall apart without Connor Bedard.

    The Hawks scored twice in the second period to rally from a one-goal deficit and beat the Calgary Flames 4-3 at the United Center on Sunday and end a five-game skid.

    With Bedard sidelined indefinitely by a broken jaw, the question for the Hawks was who would take on the heavy lifting, or at least be a meaningful contributor to the offense?

    Colin Blackwell set the tone from the outset and gave the Hawks the final goal they’d need.

    He took a stretch pass from Jarred

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