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Toews says he's attempting a comeback, but could it be with the Blackhawks?
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Aaron Ekblad was suspended for 20 games by the NHL for a violation of their substance abuse program. What happened? Meanwhile, Jonathan Toews is prepared to make his NHL comeback.
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Jonathan Toews, a player the Toronto Maple Leafs were reportedly monitoring as a centre option, has recently resumed skating in preparation for a comeback attempt in the 2025-26 season.
Former Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews remains serious about an NHL comeback even though he hasn’t played a professional hockey game in almost two years.
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The Edmonton Oilers have been reported to be exploring upgrades to their 4th line center position for the playoffs, and one insider is shutting down the possibility of Toews being the solution this season.
As per a report by The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun, it is believed that veteran forward and former NHL star Jonathan Toews has informed the Winnipeg Jets he will not return this season.
TSN: Injuries could force some teams to make moves, but don’t expect Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff to change his position according to Darren Dreger.
Adding Jonathan Toews as a third-line centre is an intriguing idea for a Toronto Maple Leafs lineup that desperately needs help up the middle this season, but it doesn’t sound like that’s going to be an option.
Winnipeg Jets’ general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff recently said he hopes to “be in the mix” for landing Jonathan Toews, who is toying with an NHL comeback.
If Jonathan Toews decides that an NHL return is in his future, count the Winnipeg Jets among his interested suitors. “Certainly if he’s progressing to that point in time, it would be a real welcome conversation to see if there’s a fit both ways,” Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff told Mike McIntyre of the Winnipeg Free Press.
Chicago Blackhawks legend Jonathan Toews is on the brink of an NHL comeback, as revealed in an interview with GQ published last Sunday. After stepping away from hockey to focus on his health, the three-time Stanley Cup champion has resumed skating and expressed a desire to return to play in the NHL.
A future Hall of Famer is considering a comeback to the NHL and multiple teams have already expressed interest. Three-time Stanley Cup champion Jonathan Toews spoke with Matthew Robertson of GQ Magazine earlier this week and opened up about his battle with chronic inflammatory response syndrome.
It’s a pivotal year for the Toronto Maple Leafs and it appears they may be pursuing one of the best players of his era to provide the team with some veteran leadership and stability through the middle.
It would be an intriguing fit between Toews and the Edmonton Oilers.
Chicago Blackhawks living legend Jonathan Toews isn’t done with hockey just yet. After stepping away from the game for over a year to focus on his health, the three-time Stanley Cup champion has revealed his intent to make an NHL comeback.
Jonathan Toews’ name has slowly begun slipping from hockey dialogue. He led a star-studded career with the Chicago Blackhawks from 2007-23, serving as the team’s captain for 14 seasons and leading the team to three Stanley Cup wins.
Toews had been suffering various health issues over the past few years, missing the entire 2020-21 season as a result.
Jonathan Toews left the game of hockey a couple of years ago after continuing to struggle with his health following a scare with COVID-19. Since that time, it has remained up in the air whether or not Toews is truly retired from the sport or not.
Despite posting a heartfelt goodbye to the city of Chicago and Blackhawks fans and teammates on his Instagram page, three-time Stanley Cup champion Jonathan Toews may not be retiring just yet.
While nothing is official until Toews files the appropriate paperwork with the NHL, all signs point to the former No. 3 overall pick calling it a career.
It's hard to envision Toews wearing a different crest on his jersey, but if he wants to continue his career, it will be elsewhere while the Blackhawks continue to rebuild.
Nearly two months after trading franchise stalwart Patrick Kane to the New York Rangers, the Chicago Blackhawks announced they would not be re-signing captain Jonathan Toews, ending his 15-year run with the organization.
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