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Levshunov is playing with significantly more confidence when compared to his rookie year form

Justin Lynch of Blackhawk Up highlights that Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Artyom Levshunov has demonstrated notable progression and increased confidence early in his sophomore season. During Chicago's 4-2 home opener victory against the St. Louis Blues, Levshunov impressed by setting up a goal for Anton Frondell, offering a bright spot despite the team's defensive struggles.
Lynch argues that while Levshunov experienced a difficult rookie season marred by overthinking and turnovers, offseason preparation has helped him utilize his speed and puck-handling effectively. The writer notes areas for further development, including power-play zone entries, hockey IQ, and penalty-killing duties, but considers him arguably Chicago's most consistent blueliner so far.
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