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On the eve of free agency, the Chicago Blackhawks tendered qualifying offers for three free agents the organization should bring back for another season.
Jim Lynch|
The Chicago Blackhawks have salary cap space, and could put pressure on a good team.
Jim Lynch|
The Salary Cap's rise has had unforeseen consequences on NHL roster construction philosophy, and the Chicago Blackhawks could end up as the biggest victims.
Kyle Bokota|
The Chicago Blackhawks have a number of former star players to keep an eye on as free agency heats up on July 1.
John Bloomer|
The Chicago Blackhawks reacquired Sam Lafferty to kick off free agency in a trade with the Buffalo Sabres.
Jim Lynch|
The Chicago Blackhawks have parted ways with a young forward who failed to replicate past success.
Jim Lynch|
Mitch Marner is not going to be a free agent and instead agreed to a trade to Vegas. He signed an eight-year deal.
Todd Welter|
It sure seems like Kyle Davidson and the Blackhawks are going to have a relatively quiet offseason, as they are planning on running a very young lineup this sea
Grant Blair|
The Chicago Blackhawks roster still needs major improvements if the franchise hopes to get out of the cellar.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks pivoted from their strategy of adding small and incredibly fast players in the past, and focused intently on adding big, bruising forwards in this draft.
Kyle Bokota|
The Chicago Blackhawks are set in goal, but the team still must figure out who will be the backup goalie.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks continue to have good drafts. That gives GM Kyle Davidson job security despite putting together terrible NHL rosters.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks took two big forwards with their other first-round choices, but may have reached, which is fine.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks have a handful of expensive contracts on the books for the 2025-26 NHL Season.
Jim Lynch|
The Chicago Blackhawks front office made an effort to add bigger and tougher players in this year's draft to help backup skilled players like Bedard and Nazar.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks continue to add size with these two picks in the fourth round.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks have selected forward Nathan Behm with the 66th overall pick in the 2025 NHL draft, their first pick of day-two. Playing for the Kamloop
Ethan Gawronski|
He is a bigger-sized forward the franchise needed. He was taken 66th overall.
Todd Welter|
The Chicago Blackhawks made bolds moves with their two other first-round picks, getting the players they needed to bolster their prospect pipeline.
Nestor Quixtan|
The NHL and NHLPA recently agreed to a multi-year extension on a Collective Bargaining Agreement that could have a lasting impact on the Chicago Blackhawks.
Jim Lynch|
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