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The Blackhawks lost 5-3 to the Panthers to open a three-game road trip

The 5AM Evanston teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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The Blackhawks began a three-game road trip in Florida with a 5-3 loss to the Panthers on Wednesday. It was their fourth straight loss and their 12th in 16 games, and the power play went 0-for-3.

The Blackhawks fell to the Panthers 5-3

  • Blackhawks3
    Panthers5 (won)
    FinalChicago plays at Tampa Bay on Thursday.

Frank Nazar scored twice in the third period to cut a 3-0 deficit to 4-3. Coach Jeff Blashill said Connor Bedard "competed like crazy," but that "you've got to have 20 going."

  • Next game: Thursday at Tampa Bay
  • Shots on goal Wednesday: 20
  • Patrick Kane: upper-body injury, expected to miss a few games
  • Road record before Wednesday: 0-5-1

The Blackhawks have lost 12 of their 16 games

12 of 16

  • lost
  • 4 not lost

Source: Chicago Sun-Times

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CountShare
lost1275%
not lost425%

Sources: WGN Radio, Chicago Hockey Now, Chicago Sun-Times

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