The Chicago Blackhawks will enter next season facing questions about third-year forward Connor Bedard's next contract and future in the Windy City. The 20-year-old generational talent, however, has made it clear that the negotiations with Chicago for an extension are not weighing on him for now.
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Connor Bedard is eligible for an extension, but it appears the Blackhawks are waiting until next summer to sign him, and it could cost them big time. Coming into the NHL as the No.
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Connor Bedard enters year three with the Chicago Blackhawks trying to take the next step. He and the rest of his teammates have that same goal in mind after two disappointing campaigns to begin his NHL career.
As of July 1, Blackhawks center Connor Bedard became eligible to sign a contract extension like every other player entering the final year of their respective contracts.
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The Chicago Blackhawks’ recent long-term extension for Frank Nazar — a seven-year deal worth $6.6 million annually — has sparked questions about how it might influence Connor Bedard’s next contract.
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It's fair to say that Chicago Blackhawks forward Connor Bedard has not lived up to expectations thus far into his NHL career. Could the 2025-26 season be the one where that changes?
Connor Bedard isn’t staying idle this offseason regarding his contract talks with the Chicago Blackhawks. The No. 1 pick in the 2023 draft is eligible for a contract extension this summer, but is set to enter restricted free agency in 2026.
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This summer is the first opportunity the Chicago Blackhawks have to extend Connor Bedard’s contract. The No. 1 pick in the 2023 draft said this summer that he wants to stay in Chicago, though he and general manager Kyle Davidson have been mum on where they sit in negotiations.