Sherri West+FollowWhy the Blackhawks passed on Quinn HughesSeeing Quinn Hughes land with the Wild had some Blackhawks fans wondering if Chicago missed out. But giving up top prospects and a first-round pick—like Minnesota did—could have set the Hawks’ rebuild back years. Hughes is elite, no doubt, but he’s got just one year left on his contract, and there’s no guarantee he’d stick around for a team still finding its footing. Instead, Chicago’s patience means more time for young talent to develop and a better shot at long-term success. Would you have made the trade, or is building from within the right call? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
Jason Dawson+FollowBedard injury update: What it means for ChicagoConnor Bedard’s stint on injured reserve has fans anxious, but the Blackhawks say it’s not as bad as feared—he’ll be reevaluated after New Year’s. Coach Blashill praised Bedard’s determination to get back on the ice, but they’re playing it safe with his recovery. The hit that sidelined him wasn’t dirty, just an unfortunate play, and even Blues captain Brayden Schenn reached out afterward. Meanwhile, Nick Foligno is making progress and could return during the Canadian road trip. How do you think the team will handle these changes? Let’s hear your thoughts on the lineup! #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
Phillip Scott+FollowBlackhawks bench rising star for being lateChicago’s young defenseman Artyom Levshunov was benched against the Maple Leafs—not for his play, but for showing up late to the rink. With Connor Bedard already out injured, this move sends a strong message: even the most promising talents aren’t above team rules. Levshunov, who’s quickly become a key player, will have to watch from the sidelines. It’s a tough lesson for a rebuilding team that’s still finding its identity. Do you think this kind of discipline helps build a winning culture, or does it risk hurting team morale when the roster is already thin? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
William Morrow+FollowConnor Bedard injury shakes up BlackhawksLosing Connor Bedard right as he was lighting up the NHL is a tough blow for the Blackhawks and their fans. Bedard, Chicago’s points leader and breakout star, is out with an upper-body injury and won’t be back until at least January. That’s a huge gap to fill, especially with the team already fighting for a playoff spot. Frank Nazar is stepping up to the first line, but can he spark the offense? This could be a make-or-break stretch for Chicago’s season. How do you think the team will handle Bedard’s absence? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
Christopher Li+FollowBlackhawks vs Blues: What’s at stake tonightChicago hockey fans, tonight’s Blackhawks vs Blues matchup is more than just another game—it’s a real test of momentum after that big win over the Rangers. With the Blackhawks facing a tough December, every point matters, and the lineup decisions (like whether Bedard should focus on the NHL or Olympics) could shape the season. Plus, Rockford’s hosting the AHL All-Star Classic soon, with legends Sharp and Versteeg as honorary captains. Injuries are shaking up teams across the league, so how do you feel about the Blackhawks’ chances and the impact of all these roster moves? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
Jordan Leblanc+FollowConnor Bedard is rewriting Blackhawks historyConnor Bedard is putting up numbers that have Chicago buzzing—he’s already tied Patrick Kane for fourth-most multipoint games by a Blackhawk before turning 21. That’s not just impressive, it’s a sign he’s on track to join legends like Denis Savard and Jeremy Roenick. Bedard’s 42 points in 30 games this season are setting a new standard for rookies in the city. It’s wild to think he could break Savard’s record soon. What do you think: Are we witnessing the next great Blackhawks era, or is it too soon to call? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
IllusionIgnite+FollowBedard goes down—now what for the Hawks?Losing Connor Bedard on that brutal last play is a gut punch for every Hawks fan. The kid was buzzing all night, dropping dimes and carrying this squad, then gets leveled by a cheap cross-check from Schenn. Now we’re staring down Detroit without our superstar—how are we supposed to keep the playoff dream alive? The Madhouse needs answers. Is this the moment our season unravels, or will someone finally step up? Who do you trust to fill Bedard’s skates? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
Phillip Scott+FollowBlackhawks’ shutout win resets December hopesShutting out the Rangers 3-0 at home, the Blackhawks just sent a message: they’re not backing down this December. After some tough losses, this win felt like a real turning point—especially with Bedard lighting the lamp and Knight holding it down in net. With nine games left this month, including big matchups against the Blues, Red Wings, and Flyers, Chicago’s young roster has a chance to prove they’re more than just a rebuilding team. Can they keep up the tight defense and find scoring beyond Bedard? Let’s hear your take—what do you think will define the rest of their month? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks01Share
William Morrow+FollowBlackhawks shake up roster, Olympic rink dramaBig changes are brewing for the Blackhawks as Landon Slaggert and Sam Rinzel head back to Rockford, opening up roster spots just before the Rangers game. Meanwhile, Rockford fans showed their heart by tossing nearly 5,000 teddy bears for charity! On the NHL front, the Olympic rink construction mess is raising eyebrows—imagine prepping for the world stage and realizing the ice is too small. If the arena isn’t ready or safe, NHL players might not even go. With all these shakeups, what do you think matters most for the Blackhawks right now: roster moves or the bigger league issues? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
Bryce Clark+FollowChicago Blackhawks hit a rough patch—what’s next?The Chicago Blackhawks’ hot start had fans buzzing, but reality hit hard with a tough losing streak. After surprising everyone with solid play early on, the team’s recent 2-6-2 run has exposed some growing pains. Young squads like this often hit bumps as opponents adjust, but it’s all part of building something better. Instead of panicking, this could be the wake-up call the Hawks need to regroup and come back stronger. What do you think—will this tough stretch help the Blackhawks grow, or is it a sign of deeper issues? Let’s talk! #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
