The Chicago Blackhawks took on the Utah Hockey Club at the United Center on the NHL trade deadline day. While the Hawks made two moves on the day, only one move affected the NHL roster.
The Chicago Blackhawks (17–35–7) looked awful in the first period and fell behind the Vegas Golden Knights (35–18–6) by a score of 5–1 after one period of action.
The Blackhawks' trade deadline will focus on building the support around those burgeoning prospects, as they try to craft a roster that can climb to long-term success.
Ilya Mikheyev has been one of the Chicago Blackhawks‘ best players as of late. He has six points in his last five games playing on the third line with Teuvo Teravainen and Jason Dickinson.
On Monday, the NHL named the league’s three stars from last week: Cale Makar, William Nylander and Patrik Laine. Which is great for them, but… where’s the love for two Blackhawks who had great weeks??
Arvid Soderblom stopped 27 Seattle shots and the Chicago Blackhawks (12–19–2) jumped to 4–3–0 since Anders Sorensen took over for the departed Luke Richardson with a 3–1 over the Seattle Kraken on home ice on Thursday night.
Ilya Mikheyev scored twice and Teuvo Teravainen had two assists to back a 27-save effort from Arvid Soderblom as the Chicago Blackhawks topped the visiting Seattle Kraken 3-1 on Thursday for their season-best third win in a row.
They don’t make hockey nicknames like they used to.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nikita Grebyonkin has caught the attention of fans and media alike, evoking comparisons to former fan favourite Ilya Mikheyev.
The Chicago Blackhawks lost 4-1 on Saturday night to the Vancouver Canucks, a bigger loss on paper then the game actually was. Let’s dive in with four thoughts.
The Chicago Blackhawks won a close fought overtime victory over the Minnesota Wild on Sunday night. While Philipp Kurashev scored the game winner, it was Jason Dickinson who opened the Blackhawks scoring that really stood out in the win.
Ilya Mikheyev adds more speed, offense to the Blackhawks' third line.
The Chicago Blackhawks picked up seven new players on the first day of free agency, July 1. But lost in the shuffle is an acquisition they made a few days before that.
GM Patrik Allvin and Co. made six signings within the first few hours of the 2024 Free Agent Frenzy, but only one of those signings was a homecoming, and that was Langley’s own Danton Heinen.
Sometimes, the Free Agent Frenzy doesn’t quite live up to its ambitious billing. And sometimes it does. July 1, 2024 definitely falls into the latter camp, and that’s as true for the Vancouver Canucks as it is any other franchise.
The San Jose Sharks hoped to land Ilya Mikheyev? On Thursday, the Vancouver Canucks traded Mikheyev, Sam Lafferty, and a 2027 2nd round pick to the Chicago Blackhawks for a 2027 4th round pick.
TSN: Pierre LeBrun said that the Philadelphia Flyers pitched the Columbus Blue Jackets for the 4th overall pick in Friday’s draft. “…offering a swap of first-round picks (the Flyers are at # 12), a roster player, and perhaps next year’s first-round pick as part of a package to try and get the fourth overall pick.
The Canucks are looking to find a trade for one of their veteran forwards.
The story to start Ilya Mikheyev’s second season with the Vancouver Canucks was all about his surgically-repaired knee. The story by the end of the season was about the Russian winger’s hands which produced just one goal in the final 61 games he played.
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