Here are five takeaways from the Chicago Blackhawks’ 4-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Seth Jones scored the opening goal on the power play,After giving up five unanswered goals to the San Jose Sharks the previous game, the Hawks gave up four to the Lightning — including a power-play goal to ex-Hawk Brandon Hagel.
With a fifth straight loss — and three losing streaks of at least five games since Nov. 14 — the Hawks sunk to 8-25-4, further entrenching their position at the bottom of the league.“We’re not going to accept losing by any means, these results that we’re getting, but at the same time, we’re not going to do ourselves any favors by coming into the rink every day and pouting about it and hoping that someone comes to save us.
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