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Landon Slaggert, Ryan Donato and Teuvo
Teravainen also scored for Chicago, which won for just the third
time in 18 games this season when trailing after the first
period.
The 19-year-old Bedard, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023
draft, sparked the Blackhawks on a power play midway through the
second. He drifted to near the bottom of the right circle before
firing a shot through a tiny window that got past goaltender
Jonas Johansson and hit the left post for his 14th goal of the
season.
Johansson finished with 16 saves. Brayden Point scored early in
the first period for Tampa Bay, which has lost four of five.
Slaggert put the Blackhawks ahead late in the second and Donato
scored midway through the third. Teravainen added an
empty-netter.
Takeaways
Blackhawks: Chicago snapped a seven-game skid on the road
(0-6-1), winning for the first time since Dec. 9 at the New York
Rangers. ... The Blackhawks beat Tampa Bay in regulation for
just the second time in the past 16 meetings.
Lightning: G Andrei Vasilevskiy missed the game with an illness,
and 27-year-old emergency backup Kyle Konin dressed for his
fourth career NHL game. ... Tampa Bay’s four-game home winning
streak ended.
Key moment
Chicago had a 5-on-3 power play that lasted 1:37 but failed to
capitalize. However, Bedard scored with 5 seconds left on the
second half of the man advantage.
Key stat
After going 3 for 3 on the power play against Chicago on Friday,
the Lightning went 0 for 3 on Tuesday.
Up next
The Blackhawks play at Carolina on Thursday, when the Lightning
host Los Angeles.
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