After 16 seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks, Patrick Kane has finally moved on and traded to the New York Rangers.
The no.1 draft pick from the 2007 NHL draft departs as nothing less than a franchise legend, helping them win three Stanley Cup trophies during his wonderful career. The 34-year-old forward moved to the Rangers on Tuesday after an agreement was reached between three teams, as the Arizona Coyotes are also involved.
Kane is considered one of the Blackhawks greatest ever players, and leaves as the second highest point scorer in franchise history. The forward was seen fighting back tears after netting what turned out to be his last hat-trick for the Blackhawks, and following the move, he sent out an emotional message.
