Chara and Mogilny among inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame Zdeno Chara and Alexander Mogilny among inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame. The other two were Duncan Keith and Joe Thornton. The Sports Daily · Jun 25, 2025
Jonathan Toews’ departure completes slow disintegration of Blackhawks’ golden era The Hawks won’t re-sign Toews this summer, meaning the last holdover from their mid-2010s Stanley Cup generation is now gone. The biggest disappointment might be how fruitless the second chapter of his tenure proved to be. Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 13, 2023
Patrick Kane, Blackhawks both preparing for all possible trade scenarios Some interested teams have reached out to Kane’s agent, Pat Brisson, making him aware of “opportunities out there that are intriguing and could be exciting.” But he hasn’t yet decided if he’s willing to leave the Hawks. Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 6, 2023
Blackhawks searching for ‘proper, objective way’ to decide number retirements after Marian Hossa Once Hossa’s No. 81 jersey is raised in November, the Hawks will face tough decisions about other key players from their dynasty era. CEO Danny Wirtz says they’ll build a group that will collectively decide where to draw the line. Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 20, 2022
Blackhawks notebook: Another change to faceoff rule causes confusion Plus, Duncan Keith lands a front-office job with the Oilers and Filip Roos experiences Las Vegas for the first time. Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 16, 2022
Duncan Keith reflects on times with Blackhawks teammates upon his retirement: ‘We wanted to be great’ CHICAGO — Duncan Keith and his Chicago Blackhawks teammates hoisted three Stanley Cups with thousands of fans looking on from the stands and millions more watching on TV. Chicago Tribune · Jul 13, 2022
Duncan Keith retires; says of Blackhawks, ‘We wanted to be great every single night’ Keith thanked Hawks fans, who can have fun debating whether he was the team’s best defenseman since Chris Chelios, Doug Wilson or Pierre Pilote — or ever. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 12, 2022
Duncan Keith retires after 17 NHL seasons, 16 of them with Blackhawks CHICAGO — After three Stanley Cups and 17 NHL seasons, Duncan Keith has called it a career. Chicago Tribune · Jul 12, 2022
Three-Time Stanley Cup Champion Duncan Keith to Retire The longtime Blackhawks defenseman, a two-time Norris Trophy winner, announced his retirement Tuesday. Sports Illustrated · Jul 12, 2022
Paul Sullivan: Uncertain futures of Patrick Kane and Willson Contreras are just the way of the world in the age of the rebuild Patrick Kane and Willson Contreras are two elite players in their respective sports and fan favorites in Chicago, where they’ve spent their entire careers. Chicago Tribune · Jul 11, 2022
MSU alumnus, Stanley-Cup champion Duncan Keith retiring from NHL Former Michigan State hockey star and Stanley Cup champion with the Chicago Blackhawks, Duncan Keith is retiring from the NHL. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 8, 2022
Duncan Keith reportedly retires from Oilers, giving Blackhawks massive salary cap penalty The Hawks will be hit with a $5.5 million recapture penalty in 2022-23 and $1.9 million penalty in 2023-24, although they fortunately weren’t planning to spend near the cap anyway. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 8, 2022
Blackhawks have amassed sizable yet complicated collection of draft picks The Hawks own five picks in the first three rounds of both the 2022 and 2023 drafts, but those picks include plenty of conditions to plan around. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 29, 2022
Jonathan Toews, Blackhawks outlast Duncan Keith, Oilers in throwback game The Hawks won 4-3 in overtime after Toews returned from his concussion and Keith and Niklas Hjalmarsson were honored at the United Center. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 4, 2022