Category Archives: Chicago Black Hawks
Oilers should go after Oduya
Shannon just said he is hearing Oduya is guy #Hawks looking to move to get under Cap. One yr on his deal, #Oilers should be calling.
— Jason Gregor (@JasonGregor) July 9, 2014
Duo commit to Blackhawks cause
Image by Sarah Connors
As the Chicago Blackhawks build for the next NHL campaign the franchise have been given the boost with the news that both Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane have put pen to paper on new long-term deals.
Hawks will have to make a deal
Scott Powers of ESPNChicago.com writes … The Chicago Blackhawks are going to have to trade someone before the season begins to get under the salary cap.
Hawks likely to start unloading some veterans
MARK LAZERUS of the Chicago Sun Times writes … Lower salary cap could force Hawks to unload some veterans
Sharp’s agent mad about trade rumors
Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune writes … Trade rumor hits nerve with Patrick Sharp’s agent
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Sportsnet reports that Sharp is on the market
Sportsnet.ca’s Kypreos is reporting that “Blackhawks’ Sharp on the market”
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Are the Blackhawks looking to make a major move at the draft?
MARK LAZERUS of the Chicago Sun Times writes … Blackhawks may make major move at NHL Draft this weekend
Could the Black Hawks land Kesler
Tracey Myers of CSNCHICAGO writes … Blackhawks: Would Ryan Kesler deal be worth the price?
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Hawks want to resign Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane
Mark Lazerus of the Chicago Sun Times reports that Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman plans to have Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane signed by July 1
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Do the Blackhawks want to move Versteeg?
Fluto Shinzawa of the Boston Globe writes that the Black Hawks would love to find a taker for Kris Versteeg.
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Blackhawks’ Kane could miss remainder of regular season
Patrick Kane was injured in the second period during the Blackhawks’ 4-0 win over the St. Louis Blues and could miss the remainder of the regular season.
Blackhawks unlikely to work trade
The defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks are not looking to add any players at the trade deadline, general manager Stan Bowman said Saturday.
“We aren’t focused on the deadline,” Bowman said prior to the Blackhawks’ game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Soldier Field. “We’re really happy with the team we have.”
Will Blackhawks be in market for second-line center?
Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman has never been shy to pull the trigger on a trade. But with the Blackhawks playing as one of the NHL’s top teams, is there a move out there that can make the defending champs even better?