The Chicago Blackhawks led 2-0 with a few minutes left to go in the second period when a goal was disallowed after video review for offside to extend the lead to three goals. The Wild took advantage of the turnaround in the game and stormed back to win in overtime. Jason Dickinson and Connor Bedard got the Blackhawks on the scoreboard in the second period to make the lead 2-0 with just under nine minutes to play in the middle period. Dickinson's second goal of the season, unassisted, beat Minnesota goaltender Filip Gustavsson after the Wild lost the puck in their own zone and Dickinson found himself in front to bury home a five-hole tally.

In the summer of 2009, the Chicago Blackhawks signed Marian Hossa to a 12-year, $62.8 million contract. It was the best free agent signing in Blackhawks history and helped propel the team to three Stanley Cups. Hossa was a three-time all-star with 1,134 points before joining the Blackhawks for eight seasons. The other big fish of the 2009 free agent class was Marian Gaborik. He was 27 years old and signed with the New York Rangers for five years at $37.5 million. Gaborik was a two-time all-star with 437 points.

 Chicago Rinkcast host Andy Campbell is joined by Rink Staff members Sean Fitzgerald, and  Jimmy O'Malley, in the Rinkcast studio to discuss the Blackhawks’ recent skid of three straight games, the importance of André Burakovsky in the line-up, questions around NHL officiating, and prospect Mason West's big weekend. Join via YouTube or Facebook to be eligible to win a free #Blackhawks t-shirt from @500LEVEL 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 Subscribe, rate this episode, share it with your friends, and even write us a review.

Colorado Avalanche goaltender Scott Wedgewood stopped all 22 shots faced in a 1-0 Colorado victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Sunday night. This gave the Avalanche (16-1-5) back-to-back shutouts on the road after Mackenzie Blackwood turned aside all 35 shots he faced the night before against the Nashville Predators. The Avalanche have now won nine games in a row. The lone goal of the game came off the stick of Cale Makar as the 27-year-old defenseman scored his ninth goal of the season in the second period after he found a rebound off Chicago goaltender Spencer Knight on his stick and fired a wrist shot off the post and in behind Knight.

In what was an ugly game, Tyler Bertuzzi scored twice, but the Blackhawks played their worst game of the season in Buffalo on Friday night.

The Chicago Blackhawks continued their current stretch of home games with a Thursday night tilt against the Seattle Kraken at the United Center. Fresh off a 5-2 win over the Calgary Flames on Tuesday night where Connor Bedard scored his second career hat trick, the Hawks looked to avenge a 3-1 loss to Seattle back Nov. 3. Spencer Knight started in goal for Chicago against Seattle’s Joey Daccord. First period The Hawks and Kraken finished the opening frame scoreless. Seattle outshot Chicago 9-7. Of note, late in the first period, Kraken defensemen Ryan Lindgren drilled Andre Burakovsky with a big hit.

 Chicago Rinkcast host Andy Campbell is joined by Rink Staff members Sean Fitzgerald, and  Jimmy O'Malley, in the Rinkcast studio to discuss the Blackhawks’ recent winning streak, Connor Bedard's Olympic candidacy, the important growth of the young player, and how high the 2025-26 team can climb. Join via YouTube or Facebook to be eligible to win a free #Blackhawks t-shirt from @500LEVEL 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 Subscribe, rate this episode, share it with your friends, and even write us a review.

Connor Bedard record his second hat trick of the season as the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Calgary Flames 5-2 on Tuesday night. Bedard now has 13 goals and 16 assists on the season. The Hawks have gone 5-0-2 in their last seven games. Arvid Soderblom stopped 19 shots against Calgary. First period Ryan Donato started the scoring for Chicago after a shot from Louis Crevier. Donato was able to corral the rebound and fire a shot past Wolf for the goal. delivering you this beauty🤩 pic.twitter.com/C7Y4RYs0dP — Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) …

It has been a tale of two months this season for the Rockford IceHogs. In October, the Hogs went 6-2-0. When the calendar flipped to November, the winning disappeared. The Hogs went 1-5-2, brining their season record to 7-7-2. The sudden flip in momentum has created concern about this young team. Will these Hogs flip the script? How will the winning ways return? To find out, it would help to investigate what has transpired this last month. The investigation The most obvious place to look for why Rockford has slipped is their offensive output.

Colton Dach scored late to give the Chicago Blackhawks (9-5-4) the 3-2 victory on home ice over the Toronto Maple Leafs (8-9-2). Dach's goal was his second of season in 18 games played. “That was pretty cool,” Dach said after the win. “That was a good comeback by the guys. I think, like I said, we’re having a lot of fun. We have great chemistry. We just got to keep riding with it and good things will happen.” Chicago has now gone 4-0-1 in their last five games after goaltender Spencer Knight stopped 31 shots against the Maple Leafs.