This news comes as a disappointment to many, especially those who envisioned a dynamic first line featuring both Kane and rookie sensation Connor Bedard. Kane, who notched 47 points in 50 games this season and enjoyed a reunion with former Hawk
Alex DeBrincat, has long been a cornerstone of the team. Meanwhile, Bedard has made an impressive entry into the NHL with a Rookie of the Year campaign, scoring 61 points in 68 games.