Bedard is trending toward a Tuesday debut, and the power play is where he should help most. He’ll work the left flank on the top unit so Patrick Kane can move back to his usual right side, giving the Hawks two one-timer threats and pushing Anton Frondell to the second unit. The Sun-Times breaks down a unit that has scored once in 14 chances while allowing a shorthanded goal.
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Bedard’s Return Set to Reshape a 1-for-14 Power Play
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