Blackhawks Defenseman Seth Jones To Miss Four Weeks ...Middle East

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We finally got some additional clarity on Seth Jones‘ foot injury. According to Blackhawks head coach Luke Richardson on Wednesday, Jones will miss four weeks. Jones has already missed the Blackhawks’ games in Vancouver and Tuesday night’s home loss to the Ducks. The Blackhawks have four more games before the end of November. Depending on when in December Jones can return, he could miss around 13 games. This is a rough timeline for a Blackhawks team that has a stacked schedule starting in December; Chicago has two four-game weeks in the first half of December, six of which are at home. The Blackhawks have a three-game road trip to New York/New Jersey the second week of next month.

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