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    Connor Bedard appears certain to win Calder Cup after Blackhawks center’s 3rd Rookie of the Month nod

    CHICAGO — It didn’t take long for Connor Bedard to return to his old form — and exceed it. In his first full month of play since returning from a broken jaw, the Chicago Blackhawks center posted four goals and 13 assists to earn NHL Rookie of the Month honors for March. His 17 points in 14 games topped his previous high month of 15 points in December. It’s Bedard’s third Rookie of the Month ...
    by Phil Thompson, Chicago Tribune Apr 02, 2024 2 minutes
    Chicago Blackhawks center Connor Bedard makes a spin move before slipping on the ice in the second period of a game against the Calgary Flames at the United Center in Chicago on March 26, 2024.

    CHICAGO — It didn’t take long for Connor Bedard to return to his old form — and exceed it.

    In his first full month of play since returning from a broken jaw, the Chicago Blackhawks center posted four goals and 13 assists to earn NHL Rookie

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