The Latest Breaking News from Patrick Kane

After an hourlong skate Thursday in Detroit, Kane discussed how he has come to terms with this post-Blackhawks era of his career.

Kane said that game Tuesday or home games against San Jose on Dec. 7 and Ottawa on Dec. 9 are possible options for his first game with Detroit.

Kane reunites with former Hawks forward Alex DeBrincat on the resurgent Wings. The Hawks will face the Wings on Thursday in Detroit, but it’s unclear if Kane will be in the lineup that soon.

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The 35-year-old has selected the Red Wings as he nears full health from hip surgery.

Out of necessity, the Hawks used Dickinson in a more offensive role the second half of last season. Now back on a new-look fourth line with Nick Foligno and Corey Perry, though, he feels more at home.

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Everyone has been awed by some aspect of Bedard’s game through the first two days of camp. For Tyler Johnson, it’s Bedard’s unique shooting release. For Connor Murphy, it’s his ability to create space. For Luke Richardson, it’s his various similarities to Sidney Crosby, Mark Stone and Auston…

Bedard’s arrival and a loaded prospect pool has shrouded the reality that the Hawks’ record probably won’t be much better in 2023-24 than it was in 2022-23. Preseason gambling lines forecast the Hawks to be the NHL’s third-worst team.

Historical precedents set by other No. 1 overall picks suggest 63 to 72 points to be a reasonable over-under line for Bedard — but that’s assuming he stays healthy for the full season.