The Chicago Blackhawks beat the Detroit Red Wings on April 16, 1961, for the team's third Stanley Cup. But snow, wind and ice prevented the Hawks from traveling back to Chicago that night ...

The franchise was notified on Friday that one of their all-time greats was named to the NHL’s quarter-century team alongside other premier forwards who made their debuts between the 2000-2010 years.

One of Bedard’s teammates won’t be on the 2025-26 squad. A Chicago Blackhawks veteran is retiring. Patrick Maroon told the media on Saturday that he is retiring after the season.

Three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Maroon said he is retiring after this season. Maroon, who turns 37 next month, made the announcement in a pregame television interview before he and the ...

Chicago could take Frondell with the No. 3 pick. Here's an in-depth look at what the Swedish prospect brings to the table.

The Original Six franchise has won six Stanley Cup trophies since the NHL’s founding in 1926, but none since 2015. The Blackhawks have not even played postseason hockey since 2020, and only once ...

The Chicago Blackhawks haven’t played in close to two months, but a handful of former players are participating in the Stanley Cup Final. It’s always interesting to see guys move on and have ...

Chicago Blackhawks forward and three-time NHL Stanley Cup champion Pat Maroon made a wild career announcement on Saturday, just moments before facing the Blues in his hometown of St. Louis ...

There have been a lot of emotions going around the veteran ranks of the Chicago Blackhawks in recent weeks. Following the Blackhawks’ 4-1 loss to the St.

Three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Maroon said he is retiring after this season. Maroon, who turns 37 next month, made the announcement in a pregame television interview before he and the ...

Chicago Blackhawks left wing Patrick Maroon (77) celebrates after a goal by center Philipp Kurashev during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Vegas Golden Knights, Thursday, Feb ...

Three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Maroon said he is retiring after this season. Maroon, who turns 37 next month, made the announcement in a pregame television interview before he and the Chi ...