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Former Hawks coach Paul Vincent, a former Hawks black aces player and a former Miami (Ohio) University student are all preparing to file lawsuits against the Hawks, a Chicago attorney said Thursday.

Before she was an Olympic hockey gold medalist, before she became the first woman to compete in the NHL's all-star skills contests or was hired by the Chicago Blackhawks as a player development coach and youth hockey growth specialist, Kendall Coyne Schofield was the Hockey Girl with the Braid.

The Hawks enter the All-Star break on a low note after losing 5-0 at home.

The beloved longtime broadcaster will remain involved in the Blackhawks beyond this season, business president Jaime Faulkner said Wednesday.

"We’re not going to talk about Kyle Beach," a furious Wirtz said Wednesday. "What we’re going to do today is our business."

After the Hawks yet again bungled a forechecking drill, with their F2 forechecker "going somewhere for no reason," their veteran assistant laid into them Tuesday.

The Hawks’ 3-1 defeat Monday was far less interesting than news about general manager search advisers and a United Center sportsbook plan.

Entering Monday, Strome had tallied six points, Kane five and Hagel four over the Hawks’ last two games combined.

Reunited with longtime friend Riley Stillman in Chicago, Lafferty has kept opponents "on their toes" during his first eight games.

A defiant Dach said Saturday he’s embracing his current role as a defensive forward and ignoring external pressures to become more than that.

Four goals on 23 shots on goal in the third period weren’t enough for the Hawks to avoid a 6-4 loss and a season-series sweep against the Avalanche.