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
Phillip Scott+FollowBedard’s Breakout: GM Davidson Gets RealHawks fans, even with the team in a rough patch, you can’t ignore what The Kid is doing. Connor Bedard is lighting it up in his age-20 season, already tied for third in NHL goals. GM Kyle Davidson just dropped some honest praise, saying Bedard’s work ethic and growth are exactly what the rebuild needed. Could we see him on Team Canada for the Olympics? Either way, Bedard’s star is rising fast in Chicago. #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
Christopher Li+FollowBlackhawks’ 11/7 system just isn’t workingWatching the Blackhawks get blown out in back-to-back games really shows how the 11 forwards, 7 defensemen setup is wearing thin. The constant line shuffling is killing chemistry, and even with talented guys like Bedard, it’s tough to build momentum when nobody knows who they’ll be skating with. Defense is all over the place, too—exhausted players and miscommunication are leading to easy goals for the opposition. Maybe it’s time to go back to basics and give the team a chance to gel. What do you think: stick with the experiment or return to a traditional lineup? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
Bryce Clark+FollowBlackhawks shake up lines after roster movesChicago’s lineup is getting a fresh look after Landon Slaggert and Sam Rinzel were sent down to Rockford, making room for veteran Dominic Toninato’s return. While some fans hoped for a flashier call-up, Toninato’s experience and versatility could be just what the fourth line needs. The shift back to a traditional 12-forward, 6-defenseman setup might also open up more ice time for younger players. Plus, captain Nick Foligno is inching closer to returning from injury, adding another layer of anticipation. What do you think—will these changes help the Blackhawks find their groove? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
Phillip Scott+FollowBlackhawks face adversity after tough weekendBack-to-back blowout losses have put the Chicago Blackhawks in a real test of character, especially with some of their top prospects snubbed by Team Canada for the World Juniors. While fans are frustrated, it’s not time to hit the panic button just yet—this is the first big challenge under coach Jeff Blashill, and how the team responds could define their season. Meanwhile, the St. Louis Blues got lucky with Jordan Kyrou’s injury not being serious, and the Dallas Stars are slowly getting healthy. How do you think the Blackhawks should regroup, and which young players deserve a bigger shot? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
William Morrow+FollowChicago Blackhawks’ new energy: The Blashill bumpThe Blackhawks are suddenly a team you can’t count out—night after night, they’re showing up with a new level of grit and confidence. What’s changed? Jeff Blashill’s coaching is making a real difference. He’s brought defensive structure, stuck with line combos that actually work, and turned special teams into a real weapon. The vibe in the locker room is totally different, too—this group believes they can win. It’s wild to see such a quick turnaround after years of struggle. Are you seeing a new identity forming for the Hawks? What’s impressed you most so far? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks20Share
stacy28+FollowConnor Bedard’s breakout lifts BlackhawksConnor Bedard is taking the NHL by storm this season, racking up 18 goals and 39 points in just 27 games—good for fourth in the league. What’s wild is that his coach, Jeff Blashill, says this isn’t just a hot streak; it’s the new normal for Bedard. He’s not only scoring in all kinds of ways but also making his teammates better every night. With Bedard leading the charge, the Blackhawks are holding onto a playoff spot and feeling more hopeful than they have in years. How far do you think Bedard can take this team? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks10Share
stacy28+FollowChicago’s rookie Levshunov shakes up the blue lineArtyom Levshunov is quickly becoming the talk of the Blackhawks’ season, outshining expectations as a rookie defenseman. Despite the team’s rough patch, Levshunov’s confidence and playmaking have made him a go-to guy on the ice. He’s not just holding his own—he’s leading all Chicago defensemen in points and is now quarterbacking the first power-play unit. Fans who were skeptical about drafting him over Ivan Demidov are starting to see why the Hawks took the chance. With the Calder Trophy race heating up, could Levshunov become the next big thing in Chicago hockey? Let’s hear your thoughts on his impact so far! #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks20Share
