Connor Bedard was placed on injured reserve after suffering a fractured jaw
Bedard is playing better hockey this season than as a rookie but is struggling to do the thing that is supposed to come easy to him — score.
Chicago Blackhawks rookie phenom Connor Bedard has been placed on injured reserve. Bedard suffered a fractured jaw on Friday night and is on season-ending injured list. Blackhawks rookie has been named as one of the NHL's best players in the NHL with a record of five straight wins.
Connor Bedard is the youngest NHL All-Star in history. Bedard will represent the Blackhawks during the Winter Games. The 18-year-old turned 18 years old in July. The Blackhawks will play in the NHL's Winter Games in New York City on Thursday night.
Connor Bedard suffered a fractured jaw against the New Jersey Devils on Friday as a result of a hit. The Chicago Blackhawks placed the center on injured reserve after suffering the injury. Bedard has been placed on the injured list with a fracture to his jaw after a hit against the Devils.
Chicago Blackhawks rookie sensation Connor Bedard reportedly could miss up to two months of action after suffering a jaw injury. The injury is believed to be a result of surgery on his jaw. Bedard is expected to be out for six to eight weeks. The Blackhawks rookie could be sidelined for up to six months.