Connor Bedard Ends Pointless Streak in Blackhawks' Loss to Ducks

The young star's shift to left wing with new linemates shows promise despite Chicago's ongoing struggles.

Connor Bedard broke his three-game pointless streak with two assists in the Blackhawks' 3-2 loss to the Anaheim Ducks.
Coach Luke Richardson experimented with Bedard on the left wing alongside Jason Dickinson and Joey Anderson to spark the offense.
Bedard's new position relieved him of faceoff duties, allowing him to focus on finding better scoring opportunities.
Despite Bedard's improved performance, the Blackhawks continue to struggle, falling to a 6-12-1 record.
Backup goalie Arvid Soderblom is showing improvement, with career-best stats this season, providing some hope for the team's defense.