June 27-July 27 2022 might be one of the most important months in Blackhawks franchise history. Time will tell if we look back on it fondly, or with regret.
Former interim head coach Derek King didn’t get the full-time gig, but Luke Richardson decided to bring King back to the Chicago Blackhawks’ bench as an assistant coach. Meanwhile, Dylan Strome and Dominik Kubalik won’t return as the team decided not to extend them qualifying offers. Plus, the guys get their first look at the new prospects on Day 1…
The news broke on Friday that the Blackhawks have hired Luke Richardson to lead their rebuild and be their new head coach. Richardson has been in the NHL since the early ’80s, but this is his first head coaching job at hockey’s highest level. Here are five things to know about Chicago’s new leader. 1. Richardson played in 1,417 NHL…
Chicago Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson said that the team is not going to be influenced to rush their head coaching search this summer.
The 2021-22 season was one of the longest and most painful in memory. From off-ice scandals, on-ice struggles, fan favorites being traded, and a dreadful end to a dreadful season, we’re all ready to throw the final pile of dirt on the 2021-22 Blackhawks season. The CHGO Blackhawks crew got together to reflect on the season, and reveal the 22…...
It was a tumultuous season both on and off the ice for the Chicago Blackhawks, from the findings in the Jenner & Block report in October that led to Stan Bowman’s resignation to Jeremy Colliton getting fired for the team’s awful play. Jay Zawaski and Greg Boysen sort through the highs and (mostly) lows of the 2021-22 season and look…
Neither team is going to make the playoffs any time soon, and neither team boasts a prospect pool ranked among the NHL’s top half. So whose situation stinks more right now as the Blackhawks arrive to face the Coyotes at Gila River Arena on Wednesday night?
Reese Johnson earned himself a new two-year contract by doing a lot of things that don't show up in the box score.