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Patrick Kane is arguably the best player in Chicago Blackhawks history, but Connor Bedard already has a chance to pass him in one obscure stat line.
Todd Matthews|
The Chicago Blackhawks took the tall forward with the 25th pick in the first round this year. He revealed in an interview just how competitive he is.
Todd Welter|
Patrick Kane had a 24-game point streak, a career-high 106 points, and won the Art Ross, Hart, and Ted Lindsay awards. A historic season for No. 88.
Ty Glenn|
Bobby Hull may not hold the Chicago Blackhawks single-season record in points, but to this day, he remains the king of goal scoring.
Todd Matthews|
First impressions are important, and Ben Johnson and the Bears are showing just that in the preseason—something the Blackhawks should aim to emulate.
Jim Lynch|
There's a lot the Chicago Blackhawks and Connor Bedard must do if he or anyone on the team were to threaten Bobby Hull's single-season scoring record.
Todd Matthews|
Maroon played his final NHL season with Chicago. He will be an assistant in the USHL with the Muskegon Lumberjacks.
Todd Welter|
As an original six team entering its centennial season, the Chicago Blackhawks have scored a lot of goals over the years.
Jim Lynch|
The Blackhawks' new head coach has a system that he likes to use where five players could really benefit from playing in.
Todd Welter|
The team's former public relations manager is accusing the team of discrimination and being treated differently by his supervisor for being gay.
Todd Welter|
Stanley Cup-winning teams do not overpay their netminders. The Blackhawks must be mindful of that if they want to be a contender.
John Bloomer|
These three Blackhawks prospects are going to have a big season before they arrive in Chicago.
Grant Blair|
Chicago Blackhawks fans could face a less-than-stellar season in 2025-26 as the club leads a race to the bottom of the league.
Nestor Quixtan|
Scott Darling went from the minor leagues to winning a Stanley Cup with the Blackhawks in 2015. This is the story of how he turned his life around and became a key part of their 2015 Stanley Cup run.
Ty Glenn|
Nick Foligno's influential leadership in Chicago is tangible, both on and off the ice.
Emma Lingan|
The Blackhawks have two players who must bounce back from disappointing seasons. The other player must prove he belongs among a talented group of young defenders.
Todd Welter|
Connor Bedard has been by far the Blackhawks' most productive offensive player over his first two seasons. Despite this fact, it is obvious that the fanbase and the hockey world expect much more from the young phenom.
Kyle Bokota|
The Florida Panthers roster in the Stanley Cup Playoffs featured two former Blackhawks defensemen, and one will go down as a major loss for the team.
Jim Lynch|
Connor Bedard is still just two seasons into his NHL career. He has already amazed with some highlight-reel goals.
Jeff Maroon|
The Chicago Blackhawks were a terrible franchise in the 2000s but eventually won three Stanley Cups the next decade.
Ty Glenn|
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