Connor Bedard comments on the team's level of frustration

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Finnegan Frost
November 20, 2024 (11:32)

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The Chicago Blackhawks lost 3-2 to the Anaheim Ducks last night, and superstar Connor Bedard is reaching his tipping point.

The team came into last night's matchup on the tail end of a 2 game losing streak, and the Chicago Blackhawks are in one of the worst offensive slumps in recent memory.

Things weren't looking so bad leading up to the third period - forward Jason Dickinson found the back of the net twice, with Connor Bedard assisting on both goals.

The Blackhawks were up 2-1 in the final frame, but things soon came unravelled as the Ducks scored a nifty goal at 5:10 in the 3rd at the hands of Alex Killorn.

Then, in typical Blackhawks fashion, the game ultimately slipped away as the Ducks scored midway through the 3rd to seal the deal.

During a postgame interview, Chicago Blackhawks star Connor Bedard commented on the overall level of frustration in the locker room.

Obviously, it's high. I mean, we lost three games, so I think we're all feeling it. It's our job to figure out a way to get some wins,» - «We knew their schedule, but in the end, every team is used to that.

We knew they were going to come on hard whether it was back-to-back or not, it's just a game we got to win where we're up and felt like we were in control of the game a little bit, and then we let it slip away.

So, it's frustrating - I'm trying to play, get better, and obviously, part of my role is to produce. I want to do that at a more consistent rate.»
-Connor Bedard

The Chicago Blackhawks will look to end their 3 game skid when the take on the defending Stanley Cup champions on Thursday.