Late August does not equate to much hockey news, but on the bright side, September is just right around the corner! This upcoming week in Chicago Blackhawks history saw a pair of team owners get their call to the Hockey Hall of Fame, a future beloved broadcaster brought back to the Windy City, and a slew of birthdays. Let’s hope…
The Blackhawks played their final game of the strangest season the NHL has ever seen. In addition to a slew of birthdays, the Blackhawks also had a handful of former players and one important executive added to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
The Blackhawks traded way an all-time great in his prime back in 1996. A current member of the team and a beloved player and broadcaster are among those who will be celebrating birthdays this upcoming week.
On today’s CHGO Blackhawks Podcast, the crew remembers Tony Esposito’s legacy one year after his passing. They also discuss Caleb Jones’ soon-to-be-announced new deal and much more.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs in August? That is exactly what happened to the Chicago Blackhawks in the strange year of 2020. In addition to a whole slew of birthdays, this upcoming week also saw a late NHL Entry Draft, the addition of a hockey legend to the organization, and more. It’s time to hop aboard the CHGO time machine for…
While late July usually doesn’t give us many big hockey moments, the Chicago Blackhawks had a handful of historical events. They acquired one of the greatest goaltenders in league history, turned a former hated rival into a fan favorite, and announced a game for the ages. Let’s jump into our CHGO time machine and take a look back. July 21…
While this isn’t the busiest week in Chicago Blackhawks history, there is still plenty of memorable events. One of the greatest players to ever wear the sweater was born and some key players were drafted, who got the Blackhawks one step closer to a Stanley Cup victory. June 16 1926 – Gordie Fashoway was born in Portage la Prairie, MB.…
Chicago Blackhawks’ fourth all-time leading goal scorer Steve Larmer turns 61 today so the guys look back at his legendary career on this Throwback Thursday. Plus, the Colorado Avalanche take Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final in overtime. Jay Zawaski, Greg Boysen, and Mario Tirabassi will discuss all that and more on another live edition of the CHGO Blackhawks…
This is a memorable week in Chicago Blackhawks history with two Stanley Cups won. There was also one of the greatest draft classes in franchise history, Hall of Fame elections, coaching changes, and birthdays galore.
12 years ago today, the Chicago Blackhawks’ 49-year Stanley Cup drought ended when Patrick Kane scored an overtime winner that surprised everyone except him.
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