Blackhawks Players Have Had Enough: Call Out Team and Demand Change After 6-2 Winter Classic Loss vs Blues

The Chicago Blackhawks were unable to mount a comeback tonight, even with the help of Tyler Bertuzzi, and Taylor Hall.

Both Hall and Bertuzzi would score power-play goals, and Connor Bedard would post an assist.

Hall's goal would be scored at 15:26 in the 1st period against the Blues, former Stanley Cup-winning goalie, Jordan Binnington.

This was to be a game, which was surrounded by ceremony could've been a point for the team to prove to the fans and the NHL they had turned it around.

Yet, against the Blues, they were outworked and outplayed as Jim Montgomery led the team to a 6-2 defeat of the Hawks.

Taylor Hall was only one of two goal-scorers tonight on the Blackhawks power-play.

He was asked about the game tonight, by NHL Insider Ben Pope.

Hall was in his feelings about how the team played in front of the fans. And despite his best efforts, the Blackhawks were unable to secure the victory tonight.

This season has been a series of ups and downs for a team that had to deal with multiple injuries and a coaching change.

With Hall's interview, you can tell he's doing his best to make the fans in Chicago happy, as he has stated in the past he wants to remain here past the trade deadline.

In 37 games with the Chicago Blackhawks this season, he's scored 20 points( 8 G, 12 A) and his game has seen an upswing.

Hall's health has never been in question this season, and while it's doubtful the former Hart Trophy winner will see a 60-point season in Chicago this year, he continues to produce.

This season Hall is on pace for 44 points if he continues to produce at the rate he does.

It's difficult to see where his future lies in Chicago past March, but at least he's approach the situation with some humility tonight.