Chicago Blackhawks

Patrick Kane is leaving the Chicago Blackhawks after 16 seasons and three Stanley Cups.

The Blackhawks will retain 50 percent of Kane's salary to make the deal work, and the Arizona Coyotes are involved as the third-party broker to eat another 25 ...

88 is raised to the rafters and a statue is unveiled outside the United Center. I look forward to this next step in my career and will forever be appreciative for all I have received from the Blackhawks and Chicago.” With the Blackhawks in a full-scale rebuild, it felt inevitable that Kane would be moved ahead of the March 3 trade deadline.

It's finally happening — reportedly. According to Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli, the New York Rangers are expected to acquire Chicago Blackhawks star ...

Our goal from day one is to achieve sustained success throughout all levels of the organization and that goal remains. All 40 hockey games he’s played this season were with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the AHL, where Welinski had 16 points (4 G, 12 A). I knew from day one of taking this job that there would be some tough days and today was one of the toughest. Following reports from earlier in the day, the Chicago Blackhawks made it official on Tuesday evening, sending Patrick Kane to the New York Rangers for a conditional 2023 second-round pick, 2025 fourth-round pick and defenseman Andy Welinski. While today marks the end of an era for the team, he will forever be a part of the Blackhawks family. We all love Patrick and the memories he provided our fans and our organization for 16 seasons.

One of the biggest names is set to be moved ahead of the 2023 NHL Trade Deadline. According to Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli, the Chicago Blackhawks are ...

New York currently sits third in the Metropolitan Division with 77 points, and adding Kane to the fold should help in what is turning out to be a wild arms race in the Eastern Conference. Kane will go down as one of the best players in Blackhawks history. The 34-year-old is in the final year of an eight-year contract with a $10.5 million AAV.

REPORT: The Blackhawks Are Trading Patrick Kane ... The time has come. Sadly, the heartbreaker has broken hearts — for now. The Chicago Blackhawks have traded ...

The NHL started awarding the Calder Memorial Trophy to the league’s rookie of the year in 1933. The first Blackhawks player to win that award was Mike Karakas in 1934. Al Rollins won it in 1954, Bobby Hull won it in 1965 and Mikita won it the next three straight seasons. And, now, it’s been eight years since the Blackhawks last won a championship. I would argue, based on the audience size, his overtime, game-winning goal in Philadelphia that clinched the 2020 Stanley Cup is the most widely recognized moment in Blackhawks history. [Elliotte Friedman has reported](https://twitter.com/friedgehnic/status/1630670490502062081?s=51&t=z_lYwJE7_k9D396bqS1U1w) the Coyotes will get a third-round pick in 2025 from the Rangers for picking up part of Kane’s salary. [a move that didn’t go over well with Kane](https://www.bleachernation.com/blackhawks/2023/02/10/patrick-kane-is-not-thrilled-with-the-tarasenko-rangers-trade/) a couple weeks ago — they were reportedly out on Kane. Second, Kane didn’t “wait until the last minute” to dictate the terms of this transaction. He trails only Stan Mikita in organization history in points and assists and ranks third in club history in goals behind Mikita and Bobby Hull. We knew almost a decade ago that if this time ever arrived that Kane would drive the entire scenario, and he earned the right to do that in the eyes of many when the deal was signed… However that first round pick would be in either the 2024 or 2025 NHL Draft. The time has come.

After 16 years in Chicago, the three-time Stanley Cup winner is on the move.

[said in a statement](https://twitter.com/NHLBlackhawks/status/1630736548265361411) released by the Blackhawks. I look forward to this next step in my career and will forever be appreciative for all I have received from the Blackhawks and Chicago.” Kane is the second high-profile winger acquired by the Rangers in February. In addition to the Stanley Cup titles, Kane — a nine-time All-Star Game selection — has won the Hart Trophy as the NHL MVP and the Art Ross Trophy for leading the league in points. The 34-year-old winger was set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of this season, and the Blackhawks, tied for last in the Western Conference at 21-33-5, have stated they are entering a rebuilding period. After 16 seasons in Chicago, Blackhawks star Patrick Kane is on the move.

The Chicago Blackhawks have traded Patrick Kane, one of the greatest players in franchise history, Tuesday to the New York Rangers in a three-team deal.

"The contributions Patrick Kane has made to the Blackhawks organization and the city of Chicago will never be forgotten," CEO Danny Wirtz said in a statement. "Thank you for giving me a chance and supporting me like your own through 1,297 games played in the most iconic sweater, including three Stanley Cups and thousands of memories to last a lifetime." The long-anticipated trade ends a 16-year run for Kane in Chicago that included three Stanley Cups and plenty of other accolades.