Bedard Calls Blackhawks’ 9-2 Loss to Hurricanes ‘Embarrassing’
Chicago’s rebuilding season has veered into another deep slump: the Blackhawks fell 9-2 to Carolina, extending their losing streak to six games. Captain Connor Bedard called the defeat “embarrassing” and said Chicago must deliver better results, despite the team maintaining its camaraderie.
By the Numbers- Chicago’s record: 4-13-1 after 18 games.
- The Blackhawks have lost 9 of their last 10 games.
- Carolina’s 9 goals tied its franchise record since relocating in 1997.
- The Hurricanes have won 6 of their last 7 games.
Chicago managed two third-period goals after falling behind 7-0, and Roman Kantserov extended his points streak to eight games. But the late offense did little to offset a lopsided loss that saw goalie Spencer Knight pulled after allowing six goals on 17 shots.
State of Play- Carolina has scored 16 goals and allowed 2 across its last two home games.
- Chicago hosts Buffalo on Thursday; Carolina travels to Finland for games against Seattle on Thursday and Saturday.
Chicago’s challenge is no longer just turning a corner in its rebuild—it’s stopping a slide that is testing the team’s ability to translate its locker-room unity into results.
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