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Wyatt Kaiser scored his first goal of the season in the third period, and the Blackhawks beat the Kings 2-1 Tuesday at the United Center to snap a three-game skid. The post Blackhawks Snap Losing Streak With 2-1 Win Over Kings appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
It's a wait-and-see approach with Zach Hyman, but Mattias Ekholm is feeling good. Jonathan Huberdeau skates with the team.
The latest Second City Hockey thread recaps the Blackhawks' 2‑1 win over the Kings, highlighting their league‑leading power play and a hopeful quote from Alex Vlasic about Chicago’s playoff chances. Articles from the Sun‑Times, Tribune and Athletic discuss the surprising strength of Chicago’s special teams and debate how seriously to take their rocky start to the season.
Jeff Blashill praises Connor Bedard’s competitiveness after Chicago’s 2-1 win over Los Angeles
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Protecting leads in consecutive road wins over the Chicago Blackhawks and Winnipeg Jets “builds our confidence,” defenceman Lane Hutson says. [ Montreal Gazette ] Owen Beck is battling to make a mark with the Canadiens. [ Montreal Gazette ] The Jacob Fowler era has arrived. [ Daily Faceoff ] Is Jakub Dobes a clear backup or should he form a tandem with Fowler? [ TSN (Video) ] The Fowler-Dobes situation makes the list of the most inte...
The Chicago Blackhawks end a three‑game losing streak and a 0‑for‑17 power‑play slump with a 2‑1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Oct. 28, 2026. Roman Kantserov breaks the drought, tying the game at 1‑1 with a power‑play goal assisted by Connor Bedard, who and Patrick Kane both extend their point streaks to three games. Wyatt Kaiser scores the game‑winner in the third period, while goaltender Spencer Knight makes 25 saves for his fourth win. The win moves Chicago to 4‑8‑0 through 12 games in the 2026‑27 season.
The Blackhawks played a solid game all the way around to bring home a 2-1 victory and snap a 3-game losing skid.
Chicago breaks a three-game slide with a 2‑1 victory over Los Angeles, ending a seven‑game home stretch on Oct. 28, 2026. The Kings fire up early, outshooting the Blackhawks 6‑0 in the opening five minutes, but Chicago rallies in the second period, scoring twice to seize the lead. A late third‑period goal by the Hawks clinches the win despite the fatigue of a back‑to‑back schedule, marking their first triumph in three games.
The LA Kings finished their roadtrip with a record of 3-2-0, after they dropped the finale by a 2-1 final score on Tuesday evening against the Chicago Blackhawks. The Los Angeles fourth line got the scoring started inside the game’s first three minutes. Forward Andre Lee got a shot through from up high, which was […] The post FINAL – Kings 1, Blackhawks 2 – Kempe, Byfield, Laviolette appeared first on LA Kings Insider .
Los Angeles Kings 1, Chicago Blackhawks 2 5:49 Left, Third Period Game Preview WATCH: ABTV, DAZN LISTEN: 830 AM KLAA, ESPN LA App, LA Kings App SOG: LAK – 25 CHI – 24 PP: LAK – 0/3 CHI – 1/2 First Period 1. LAK – Samuel Helenius (1) – (Jared Wright, Andre Lee) – 2:31 […] The post LIVE THREAD – Kings @ Blackhawks, 10/27 appeared first on LA Kings Insider .
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The 2026-27 NHL season opens with Boston’s surprise surge under Marco Sturm, but three clubs could see coaches fired soon. Nashville’s Andrew Brunette sits at 4-3-4 and 5th in the Central as new GM Chris McFarland reshapes a struggling roster. Chicago’s Jeff Blashill, tasked with developing Connor Bedard, is 3-8-0 and 8th in the division, prompting rumors of a Bruce Cassidy swap. Calgary’s Ryan Huska, at 5-6-0, battles a rebuild in the Pacific and may be next on the chopping block if offense doesn’t click. The article outlines each team’s woes and the coaching heat.
The Philadelphia Flyers are actively seeking a proven center to bolster their middle lines, with trade talks circling Ottawa’s Ridly Greig, Chicago’s Frank Nazar, and 21‑year‑old Oliver Moore. Sources say the Flyers may move winger Travis Konecny or Owen Tippett to acquire a top‑nine, ideally top‑six, center. Greig, a 2020 draft pick, has logged one goal and two assists in 10 games, while Nazar posts three goals and an assist in nine outings and could rise to a second‑line role if Chicago trades Anton Frondell’s pick. The push reflects Philly’s urgency to upgrade its center depth.
The Chicago Blackhawks have been in rebuild for years now, but there's been no progress for Chicago fans to point to. Do head coach Jeff Blashill and GM Kyle Davidson have any legitimate solutions to fix this team?
How to watch Blackhawks vs. Kings at the United Center: a 7 p.m. CT Tuesday puck drop on CHSN and the CHSN app, plus NHL Power Play on ESPN+ out of market. The post How to Watch Blackhawks vs. Kings: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Chris Sinclair joins Emma Lingan and Michael Augello to discuss the upcoming IIHF Women’s World Championships before Andre Leal joins to discuss Kirill Marchenko’s injury, the Chicago Blackhawks’ struggles, and more.
The Chicago Blackhawks are splitting Kane and Bedard up on the first line, and for depth, it might help as they face the LA Kings.
Patrick Kane is back in Chicago, but the Blackhawks' 3-8 start raises uncomfortable questions about their rebuild and lack of progress.
The Chicago Blackhawks aim to snap a slump as they finish a home-heavy run, hosting the Los Angeles Kings Tuesday night at the United Center. Both clubs enter the matchup needing momentum: the Hawks are desperate for a win, while the Kings, after an 0‑4‑2 start, have revived their confidence with three victories in four games on a five‑game road swing. The preview examines recent form, key players, and what each team must do to claim the victory.
When the Chicago Blackhawks fired Luke Richardson during the 2024-25 season, fans knew the next hire had to be “the one.” With Connor Bedard on the rise and other young…
Chicago sits at the bottom of the Central Division with six points through 11 games.
WHO: Los Angeles Kings (3-5-2) @ Chicago Blackhawks (3-8-0) WHAT: 2026-27 NHL Regular Season, Game 11/84 WHEN: Tuesday, October 27 @ 5:00 PM Pacific WHERE: United Center – Chicago, IL HOW TO FOLLOW: VIDEO: ABTV, DAZN – VIDEO: 830 AM KLAA, ESPN LA App, LA Kings App – TWITTER: @dooleylak & @lakings TODAY’S MATCHUP: The […] The post 10/27 Preview – Second Period Struggles, Turnaround + First Back-To-Back, Ward Delivers, Finally Spreading The Wealth appeared first on LA Kings Insider .
The Chicago Blackhawks (3-8-0) host the Los Angeles Kings (3-5-2) on Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. CT for the final game of a seven‑game homestand. Both clubs sit at the bottom of the league—Blackhawks 31st, Kings 30th in points percentage—and need a win to snap Chicago’s three‑game losing streak. The Hawks debut four new forward lines, with Ryan Greene joining Connor Bedard and Roman Kantserov on the top line, while Oliver Moore replaces Andrew Mangiapane. Los Angeles rolls into Chicago after a 6‑3 road win over the Rangers, featuring Artemi Panarin and Drew Doughty on the scoresheet. Goaltenders Spencer Knight (Blackhawks) and Anton Forsberg (Kings) will face off. Injuries sideline several key forwards for both sides, making the matchup a battle for two crucial points.
The LA Kings head to Chicago on Oct. 27, 2026, for the second game of a back‑to‑back after their dominant road win over the Rangers. Coach Peter Laviolette may swap goalies, inserting Anton Forsberg for Darcy Kuemper, and could rest veteran Corey Perry, leaving Jared Wright as the only forward backup. The Kings aim to improve their 4‑1‑0 road start and keep momentum against a struggling Blackhawks team that’s 0‑3‑0 in the Central. Key stats: Artemi Panarin boasts 21 points in 14 games vs Chicago, while Connor Bedard has scored in three of his last four meetings with LA. A win would tighten the Kings’ road record and set the tone before a seven‑game home stretch.
The Chicago Blackhawks are one of the NHL’s “Original Six” teams. As such, Chicago has gone through many goalies in the history of the franchise — some memorable, and some…