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The Chicago Blackhawks blew a two-goal third-period lead and lost 5-4 in overtime to the Boston Bruins. Anton Frondell scored twice and Connor Bedard had a goal and an assist. The post Collapse: Chicago Blackhawks Blow Lead with 12 Seconds Left, Lose 5-4 in OT appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Andrew Mangiapane hasn't gotten a lot of playing time for the Chicago Blackhawks this season, but he has been making the most of it, especially in his last two games.
The NHL Department of Player Safety fines Bruins defenseman Nikita Zadorov $5,000—the maximum under the CBA—after he punched Chicago’s Alex Vlasic during a chaotic second‑period pile‑up on November 1, 2026. Zadorov received a four‑minute double minor and a 10‑minute misconduct, finishing with 14 penalty minutes as Boston pulls off a 5‑4 comeback win. The incident adds to Zadorov’s league‑leading 47 penalty minutes and marks his third $5,000 fine with the Bruins, following a similar penalty in April 2026.
The Bruins defeated the Blackhawks 5-4 in OT on Saturday.
The Blackhawks delivered their most potent offensive display of the 2026‑27 season on Nov. 1 at TD Garden, mustering a season‑high 73 shot attempts and 41 shots on goal against a stout Boston Bruins defense. Chicago tallied four goals – only the fourth such output this year – and captain Connor Bedard extended his point streak to five games with a goal and an assist. Rookie Anton Frondell finally broke his drought, posting his best NHL game as the second‑line centre alongside Tyler Bertuzzi and Andrew Mangiapane. Though a 4‑2 lead slipped away and the win remained elusive, coach Jeff Blashill praised the new shoot‑first mindset and increased physicality as a new standard for the struggling Hawks.
Chicago Blackhawks defenceman Bowen Byram has been medically cleared after an upper‑body injury but says he isn’t yet comfortable returning to play. Sportsnet’s Frank Seravalli confirmed Byram’s hesitation despite the team’s green light. The former fourth‑overall pick from Buffalo has logged just six games this season, recording one assist and nearly 25 minutes of ice time per night, while Chicago struggles and explores trade options for a top‑line winger. The Hawks hope Byram regains confidence soon, as they weigh roster moves.
The Boston Bruins snap a two‑game slide with a dramatic comeback, rallying from two goals down in the third to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4‑3 in overtime. Morgan Geekie scores with 10.2 seconds left, and Elias Lindholm nets the OT winner—his first as a Bruin—while David Pastrnak moves into sole possession of third place on the franchise’s all‑time goal list (428). Elsewhere, Nikita Kucherov’s trade request dominates Lightning headlines, with reports that Montreal and Toronto are top targets, while Detroit’s Dylan Larkin faces criticism amid an unresolved trade list. The recap also touches on the Devils’ 9‑5‑0 start, the Canadiens thriving without Nick Suzuki, and the Sharks’ struggle after a 5‑1 loss to Ottawa.
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The Blackhawks played their most complete game of the season and still lost 5-4 in overtime to the Boston Bruins after blowing a two-goal lead in the third period
The Boston Bruins rally from a two‑goal third‑period hole to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5‑4 in overtime on Halloween, securing a vital point on the road. Elias Lindholm nets his fifth goal and first overtime winner for Boston, while David Pastrnak, Casey Mittelstadt, Mason Lohrei and Morgan Geekie score in regulation. Goal‑keeper Michael DiPietro records a career‑high 37 saves, including three in OT. The Blackhawks dominated early shot totals (41‑22 on 5‑on‑5) and led twice, but a late surge—highlighted by Geekie’s game‑tying blast with 10.2 seconds left—shifts momentum. Coach Marco Sturm praises the team’s grit and character after a rough stretch.
The Chicago Blackhawks finished October at 4-9-1. From Roman Kantserov's scoring to Bowen Byram's injury, here's the good, bad, and ugly of Chicago's first month of the 2026-27 season.
The Blackhawks came away with a disappointing overtime loss in Boston, but their effort was commendable.
Following arguably their worst performance against the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday night, the Chicago Blackhawks were looking for a much-needed bounce-back game in Boston on Halloween. Here are three…
The Blackhawks delivered a standout performance in their 2026-27 season, seizing a 2‑0 lead early with Anton Frondell’s power‑play goal, but Boston rallied and forced overtime. The Bruins ultimately clinched a 5‑4 OT win, overturning Chicago’s late two‑goal advantage. Highlights include Frondell’s breakout night and a dramatic finish in Boston on October 31, 2026.
The Blackhawks did so many things right in this contest, which provided some redemption from their lackluster effort in their last game. Unfortunately, they couldn't find the finish and suffered yet another loss.
The Chicago Blackhawks fell 5-4 in overtime to the Boston Bruins on Oct. 31, 2026, after blowing a 4-2 lead with just 7:40 left. Morgan Geekie tied the game with 10.2 seconds left, and Elias Lindholm scored the OT winner. Chicago recorded a season‑high 41 shots and led early, highlighted by rookie Anton Frondell’s two goals and a 900th career assist by Patrick Kane. Connor Bedard extended his point streak to five games, but goaltender Arvid Soderblom allowed five goals on 32 shots, while Boston’s Michael DiPietro stopped 37 of 41. The loss drops the Hawks to 4‑9‑1, their first road point of the season but no win.
The Boston Bruins snapped a two‑game losing streak with a 5‑4 overtime victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Halloween. After falling behind twice, the Bruins rallied late, tying the game when Casey Mittelstadt scored on a drop‑pass from James Hagens. Morgan Geekie clinched regulation with a goal ten seconds left, sending the match to overtime where Elias Lindholm secured the win. David Pastrnak recorded his 428th career goal, moving into third place on the franchise’s all‑time list. Goaltender Michael DiPietro made 38 saves, while the Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane opened scoring on a power play. The Bruins now host the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday.
The Chicago Blackhawks are on track for another losing season. Lack of desire, and no progression from last year. Where have the Blackhawks gone so wrong in their rebuild.
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On Halloween night, the Boston Bruins snapped a recent slump with a third‑period goal against the Chicago Blackhawks at the United Center on Jan. 17, 2026. While the Bruins have gone 7‑2‑1 in their last ten games, Chicago has dropped four of its past five. The win gives Boston momentum as they aim to halt their slide, and the matchup fuels lively fan discussion.
Dylan Larkin's trade dispute with the Red Wings offers a lesson Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson should be eager to learn from. The post Dylan Larkin Trade Fiasco Offers Important Lesson for Blackhawks Front Office appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
How to watch Blackhawks vs. Bruins at TD Garden: a 12 p.m. CT Saturday puck drop on CHSN and NESN, with ESPN+ streaming out of market. The post How to Watch Blackhawks vs. Bruins (Oct. 31): Time, TV Channel, Live Stream appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
The Chicago Blackhawks travel to Boston for a Halloween afternoon showdown against the division-leading Bruins, who sit atop the Atlantic with 19 points (9‑4‑1) after 14 games. Boston’s recent nine‑game unbeaten run has cooled slightly, setting up a compelling early‑season test for the Blackhawks. The preview examines both teams' form and what to expect in this early‑season matchup.
The Blackhawks have had a whirlwind last couple of days that included a big win, followed by a bad loss and everything that follows.