September is here, and that means the Chicago Blackhawks are officially back on the ice. With a new head coach, a group of fresh prospects, and young players looking to cement their roles, this month sets the tone for the 2025–26 season.
Chris Chelios has a message for the Chicago Blackhawks: Connor Bedard alone isn’t enough to build a winner. He needs more help.
Last Season in Review The Chicago Blackhawks are three years deep into their full-scale rebuild, and patience remains the name
If we’re realistic, the Chicago Blackhawks are still a rebuilding team. They could very well finish in the bottom five next season, which would keep them in the mix for an elite forward at the top of the draft.
Whether it’s the Chicago Blackhawks or any other team, the difference in ranking prospects is half about criteria and half about the eye of the beholder.
When Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson signed Tyler Bertuzzi to a four-year deal worth $5.5 million per season, the message was clear.
The Chicago Blackhawks received some encouraging recognition this week, with five of their prospects named to Daily Faceoff’s Top 75 Players and Top 25 Goalies lists for the 2025–26 season.
The Chicago Blackhawks have always been cautious with jersey retirements. Only a select few names hang at the United Center,
Frank Nazar met the media after signing his seven-year extension with the Chicago Blackhawks, and his words showed just how much confidence he has in himself — and in the team’s future.
The Chicago Blackhawks took a major step in securing their future by signing forward Frank Nazar to a seven-year extension worth $6.59 million AAV. The deal instantly makes headlines
