Chicago Blackhawks News and Rumors
Larkin: Red Wings 'didn't gain any momentum' from trade deadline
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin was not happy with the front office's inaction at the 2025 NHL trade deadline."It was hard that we didn't do anything. ... We didn't gain any momentum from the trade deadline, and guys were kind of down about it
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Published: 8 months ago
Could the Blackhawks and Canadiens Make a Deal Before Training Camp?
I want to discuss an interesting piece that, on the surface, has little/nothing to do with the Chicago Blackhawks — but it might. Marco D’Amico at RG Media wrote about the Montreal Canadiens looking to make more moves to improve their roster befo
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Published: 4 months ago
Fan Survey Time, a Kaiser Contract Comp, Hlinka Gretzky Cup Begins, and Other Blackhawks Bullets
On Monday, The Athletic released their annual fan survey gauging confidence in each team’s front office. I’ll be very interested to see how the perception of the Blackhawks’ front office has changed from one year to the next. Last year
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Published: 4 months ago
Morning Chirps: Blackhawks Defense Ranked, Red Wings Legend Criticizes Rebuild
We’ve got a small batch of Chirps to start your Tuesday. The Chicago Blackhawks’ young defensive corps still has a lot of work to do to earn the respect of the national media. One of their former blueliners is getting a shot with another Central
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Published: 4 months ago
Chicago’s Got Talent, Blashill’s Approach, Boisvert Talks Transition to BU, and Other Blackhawks Bullets
I know I’m doing this a lot lately, but it appears I need to get my soapbox out again for a quick Monday morning Ted Talk. Travis Yost, who does really good work at TSN, ranked the “Talent Tiers” for defensemen around the NHL this morning. As y
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Published: 4 months ago
Morning Chirps: Bedard’s Filthy Backhand, McTavish, Mittelstat Trade Rumors
The Chicago Blackhawks’ top young star is showing off his skills while training with a Western Conference rival. There are still some possible trades to be made this summer, and two young centers’ names keep showing up in the rumor mill. Let’s
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Published: 4 months ago
Connor Bedard Is Motivated by the Lack of Hype
We live in a time when we are all looking for the next “thing.” The average attention span is about eight seconds. People stay on a website for only 10…
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Published: 4 months ago
Kaiser Contract? Quiet Days, Bad Contracts, Tkachuk Considering Surgery, and Other Blackhawks Bullets
It’s Sunday in early August and, frankly folks, there are only so many opportunities for hockey stuff to make us say “oh look!” until we get closer to September. The Blackhawks still need to get a deal done with RFA defenseman Wyatt Kaiser, and
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Published: 4 months ago
Chicago Recognizes Aug. 8 as Patrick Kane Day
The City of Chicago officially declared Aug. 8 “Patrick Kane Day” in honor of the Chicago Blackhawks legend’s jersey number 88. Per WGN Radio’s Charlie Roumeliotis, Kane was at Johnny’s…
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Published: 4 months ago
Corey Crawford’s Underrated Career with the Chicago Blackhawks
Corey Crawford’s NHL career was largely overshadowed by the bright lights of Chicago Blackhawks superstars like Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, and Duncan Keith. But a deeper dive into Crawford’s performance…
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Published: 4 months ago
Will Bedard-Celebrini Become the New Crosby-Ovechkin Rivalry for the NHL?
A lot of energy continues to constantly get thrown at comparisons between the Blackhawks’ rebuild and the Sharks’ rebuild and the career starts from Connor Bedard and Macklin Celebrini. Two young players who came into the NHL from different place
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Published: 4 months ago
Nazar Having Fun, Kane-DeBrincat Kids Fight? a 2026 Draft Name to Watch, and Other Blackhawks Bullets
It’s August 9th today, which means today is *officially* the anniversary of two huge, enormous sports moments — that both happened 37 years ago. On August 8, 1988, lights turned on at Wrigley Field for the very first time. But that game got cut s
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Published: 4 months ago
Morning Chirps: Patrick Kane Day, Tkachuk Still Pondering Surgery
One of the greatest Chicago Blackhawks players was honored by the Windy City on Friday. Plus, the Stanley Cup champs could be without one of their most prominent leaders to start the season, a former Blackhawk looking to stick in Steel City, and a Ce
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Published: 4 months ago