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A former Chicago Blackhawks winger is heading to Germany for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, players and management react to the expanded regular-season schedule, and a division rival loses a defenseman to injury.

Frank Nazar believes he's a great hockey player, and most Chicago Blackhawks fans believe it, too. Playing under a head coach who will use his speed as a weapon will help him reach the next level.

Crevier was re-signed for two years this offseason. He is the ideal No. 7 defenseman for the Blackhawks this season.

Top Chicago Blackhawks prospect Anton Frondell scored an impressive goal in preseason action, while the NHL is set to make a major change to the regular-season schedule.

As Frank Nazar grows and matures, the question will become, "how good can he be at his very best?" There is one NHL player that can give us a glimpse into what Nazar can be at his best.

Last year during training camp, AJ Spellacy caught the eye of the Chicago Blackhawks' coaching staff and made a deep run into the preseason. Coming into this season, multiple prospects have a chance to have a similar run.

Chicago Blackhawks top prospect Anton Frondell will start his season on a fun line in Sweden, while a handful of rule changes in the new CBA will take effect this season.

Connor Bedard needs to take a step at center this season and the Blackhawks have a part to play in setting him up for success.

Signing defenseman Wyatt Kaiser is the Chicago Blackhawks' last move of the offseason. However, the stalemate likely has nothing to do with the size of the paychecks.

Chicago Blackhawks prospect Sacha Boisvert is getting another talented teammate at Boston University, while the Minnesota Wild have offered a "ton of money" to their top star.

Chicago Blackhawks legend Chris Chelios has set the bar for the 2025-26 season, while the Montreal Canadiens are looking to deal a future Hall of Famer's contract.

Blackhawk Up has a new site expert, who is raising the bar!

The Chicago Blackhawks need these five young players to emerge to help Bedard turn this franchise around.

There is a projection for a respected analytics source that has the Chicago Blackhawks finish in last place for the fourth-straight season.

The Blackhawks have an exciting young pipeline of talent. However, these six players likely have no shot of making the Hawks' initial active roster.

The Blackhawks have an impressive youthful pipeline of talent. However, these four youngsters likely have the best chance of making the Hawks' first active roster.

The Hawks' first-round pick had a great first game for Edina High School on the football field. It will be great if he thrills for the Fargo Force.

The Athletic's Corey Pronman ranks the Hawks' collection of talented players under the age of 23 as the second-best in the NHL. More stars must emerge for this to mean something.

Chicago Blackhawks fans will wait until 2026 to see this prospect on NHL ice, but they'll watch him tear up the college hockey scene before then.

The Chicago Blackhawks rebuild is climbing another rung as a growing number of those in the NHL universe are seeing the fruits of Kyle Davidson's labor.