Connor Bedard is feeling even better now than he did going into his historic rookie campaign.

With Tyler Bertuzzi, Alec Martinez, Teuvo Teravainen, Pat Maroon, and Craig Smith all with the team after signing during the NHL Free Agency period, Bedard and the Blackhawks ought to make strides ...

Smith makes just $1 million and is on an expiring contract. He’s 35, and has 10 points in 26 games. Blackhawks could acquire highly-drafted potential superstar to pair with Connor Bedard ...

Taylor Hall recorded his fifth career hat trick and first as a Chicago Blackhawk during Wednesday’s 6-2 win over the Dallas Stars.

That line of thinking has Landon Slaggert and Donato on the top line with Connor Bedard. Sorensen put the trio together during the second half of Saturday’s blowout loss to the Florida Panthers ...

And the only regular Chicago Blackhawks forwards with worse on-ice defensive metrics are soon-to-be-retired Pat Maroon and 35-year-old Craig Smith — now in Detroit, his fifth team in three seasons.

A year ago at this time, Blackhawks fans were too busy celebrating the arrival of Connor Bedard to think about how bleak things really looked. And, boy, was it bleak. There were more roster spots ...

Teuvo Teräväinen got back on the board and Connor Bedard played more defense than offense in the Chicago Blackhawks’ tense victory over the defending champion Florida Panthers.