The Hawks lost their third straight game since the break Tuesday, falling 2-1 on a night in which Utah generated 40 scoring chances to the Hawks' mere five during five-on-five play.

The Chicago Blackhawks just continue to lose in 2024-25, the latest a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Utah Hockey Club on Tuesday night. And veteran defenseman Seth Jones didn’t hold back after yet another disappointing outcome.

Seth Jones scored the Chicago Blackhawks’ only goal, then made some other points about the team’s fourth straight loss.

Jones scored a power-play goal on two shots, added five hits and blocked four shots in Tuesday's 2-1 loss to Utah. Jones opened the scoring at 13:34 of the first period, but the Blackhawks' offense couldn't get the better of Karel Vejmelka again.

The Florida Panthers, the defending Stanley Cup champions, bolstered their defense on Saturday night by acquiring Seth Jones from the Chicago Blackhawks.

Seth Jones was traded to the Florida Panthers by the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday for goalie Spencer Knight and a conditional first-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. Florida also received a fourth-round pick in the 2026 draft.

Seth Jones, 30, a popular name in this season's trade market who is in his fourth year with Chicago, voiced his frustration after the Blackhawks lost their fourth straight Tuesday, telling reporters "we're the exact same team right now as we were Game 1.

Gearing up their star-laden roster for another run at the Stanley Cup, the Florida Panthers on Saturday night acquired veteran defenseman Seth Jones, 30, from the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for goaltender Spencer Knight,

The Chicago Blackhawks traded defenseman Seth Jones to the Florida Panthers for goalie Spencer Knight and a conditional 2026 first-round pick, the team announced Saturday.

Following their horrific 2-1 loss to the Utah Hockey Club on Tuesday night, Seth Jones went off on the Chicago Blackhawks to the media. He made it loud and clear that he thinks they are not doing the right things to get better.

Victories have been in short supply for Chicago's major pro sports teams over the past few years. But on Saturday, the Blackhawks won twice: On the ice in Anaheim, 6-3, and — far more important —