The Chicago Blackhawks have a good player in Seth Jones. He seems to be back to playing well again after hitting rock bottom earlier this month.

Seth Jones didn’t mince words. His turnover during the Chicago Blackhawks’ 5-2 loss to the Calgary Flames on Monday undermined a potential rally. “We had to find momentum on the five-minute power play,

In 11 games since returning from an injury, Jones' play has looked terrible whether by analytics or by the eye test.

One player that felt impossible to move at the start of the season is Seth Jones. He has a hefty ($9.5M) cap hit, which will be on the books until 2029. For the production that he brings, it is hard to justify this contract as anything other than albatross.

Jones has responded to his rock-bottom moment Monday with two much-improved performances. He notched three points Saturday, including the tiebreaking goal, in the Hawks' 5-3 victory.

Jones, the Blackhawks' $9.5 million man, is very aware he's not playing well enough: "All I can do is try to be better"

Jones, 30, is in the third year of an eight-year, $76 million contract he signed in 2021. The deal includes a full no-move clause, meaning the defenseman would need to approve any potential trade.

Defenseman accepts blame for turnover that led to short-handed goal in loss to Flames; Chicago has dropped 4 of 5

Tyler Bertuzzi scored two power-play goals and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the slumping Vegas Golden Knights 5-3 to end a four-game losing streak.

Since returning from injury in late December, Jones hasn't been at his best. And despite a few games of improved play, the slump has dragged on for too long.

The Chicago Blackhawks suffered yet another defeat ... It was an especially brutal performance for defenseman Seth Jones, who finished with a team-worst -4 rating and committed a particularly ...

Seth Jones didn’t mince words, his turnover during the Chicago Blackhawks’ 5-2 loss to the Calgary Flames on Monday undermined a potential rally. “We had to find momentum on the five-minute ...