However, there is some good news as forward Tyler Johnson has returned to practice after the All-Star break.
Multiple players who were on a break have also returned to practice on Monday and feel refreshed after the rest.
The Blackhawks returned to practice today with some injury updates as well as some new tan lines.
"It was awesome to see some family I haven't seen in a while and then get a little bit of Vitamin D."
New story: https://t.co/18y36epk6Z� Ben Pope (@BenPopeCST) February 5, 2024
The team did not have many representatives at the All-Star Game, with only Connor Bedard and Jason Dickinson, who was replaced by Kyle Connor from the Winnipeg Jets, attending.
However, there is some fortunate news for the team, as they will be playing 10 out of their next 11 games at the United Center.
Additionally, another player is returning from injury; Tyler Johnson, who missed all of January due to a foot injury, returned to the ice for practice on Monday and will also be playing on Wednesday against the Minnesota Wild.
Connor Bedard working on his shooting: pic.twitter.com/S9zwf1v8oc� Ben Pope (@BenPopeCST) February 5, 2024
During practice, forward Anthony Beauvillier also returned to the ice, but he seems to still be weeks away from being able to shoot a puck due to a wrist injury.
Unfortunately, superstar Connor Bedard is still several weeks away from returning to the ice according to Luke Richardson. Even if Bedard were to wear a protective bubble, it would risk complicating his healing time.
So, we've got some good news, along with some realistic timelines for Bedard and Beauvillier's return.
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