Connor Bedard's Late Goal Secures Blackhawks Win Over Islanders

Chicago snaps a two-game losing streak with a resilient 5-3 victory, highlighted by Bedard's decisive score in the final minute.

Connor Bedard scored the game-winning goal with 54 seconds left, giving the Blackhawks a much-needed win after recent struggles in third periods.
Teuvo Teravainen had a standout performance with a goal and two assists, including a key five-on-three power-play conversion in the second period.
Chicago's penalty kill remained strong, successfully shutting down all four Islanders power plays and extending their streak to 25 consecutive kills.
Interim coach Anders Sorensen praised the team's resilience, as the Blackhawks avoided a third-period collapse despite being tied early in the final frame.
The victory marked Chicago's first home win since November 27, providing a morale boost for the team and its fans.