Chicago Blackhawks Weekly

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Blackhawks gut-wrenching 5-4 overtime loss to Boston after leading 4-2 in the third. Three Blackhawks named stars, a complete team performance, and the road curse that just will not quit.

Chicago held a 1-0 lead through the first period, survived two penalties, and had a penalty shot to go up two. Then it all came apart in the third. Connor Bedard scored early, but the Blackhawks managed just one goal again and dropped to 0-5 on the road. Jack Armstrong breaks down the collapse.

The Blackhawks finally got a power-play goal, a defenseman scored the game-winner, and Spencer Knight shut the door to snap a three-game skid and close out the homestand on a high note.

The Blackhawks showed fight, tied this game twice, and still came up short. Jack Armstrong breaks down the positives buried in another painful loss to Florida at the United Center.

Connor Bedard scored a beauty to open the game, but Chicago's special teams imploded and the Blackhawks dropped a 4-1 decision to Montreal at the United Center. Jack Armstrong breaks down how a promising first period turned into a frustrating night.

Connor Bedard came back, and the Blackhawks scored zero. Jack breaks down how Dallas suffocated Chicago at the United Center and what it means for a team still searching for its identity.