Chicago selected Kane with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 NHL Draft, and he more than lived up to the hype, becoming one of the best players in franchise history.
One of the biggest superstars to call the Windy City home is returning to the shores of Lake Michigan. On Thursday, the Chicago Blackhawks announced that the team has signed future Hall of Famer Patrick Kane to a two-year contract.
The best player in Washington Capitals history? Alex Ovechkin. The best Red Wing? Gordie Howe or Steve Yzerman…or maybe Nicklas Lidstrom. Some NHL franchises have a clear best player, while others have the proverbial Mount Rushmore of potential choices.
Patrick Kane is going back to Chicago, first reported by Elliotte Friedman. Kane is signing a two-year deal and will make $8MM annually, which will take him through the 2027-28 season, when Kane will turn 39-years-old, per the Blackhawks press release.
The Grasshopper Club Küsnacht Lions of the Swiss Hockey League announced Wednesday that former Fort Wayne Komets player Kirill Tyutyayev has joined the team for the upcoming 2026-2027 season.
In the weeks since Dylan Larkin’s trade request became a piece of public knowledge, we’ve seen a lot of change within the Red Wings’ organization. The team moved on from a top goaltending prospect in Sebastian Cossa, a promising depth contributor in Amadeus Lombardi, and finally they have unseated Steve Yzerman as the team’s general manager.
The Detroit Red Wings cannot seem to escape the headlines this summer. First, captain Dylan Larkin requested a trade from the team. That situation has continued to linger throughout the summer with no apparent resolution.
Patrick Kane’s free agency has narrowed to two cities, and per Chris Chelios, the decision itself is genuinely difficult — a choice between “going home”
As the Detroit Red Wings are currently in the midst of one of the most important offseasons in quite a few years, the 2026-27 season could be just as important.
Following Connor Bedard's five-year contract extension, the young NHL star has made it public that he wants Patrick Kane to sign with the Chicago Blackhawks.
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Mark Scheig: Potential contract ranges for Columbus Blue Jackets RFA Adam Fantilli after Connor Bedard signed his five-year, $15 million per deal. Three
Jack Campbell has announced his retirement from professional hockey at the age of 34. He announced on his Instagram. The veteran goaltender had not played
Soupy is calling it a career. On Sunday, free agent goaltender Jack Campbell announced via Instagram that he is retiring from professional hockey. In his
Steve Yzerman stepping down as the Red Wings GM has people asking the same thing: why now? Elliotte Friedman basically frames it as the hockey world changing much faster than front offices can keep pretending they’re in the same era they were in a few months ago.
While Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin’s trade request continued to create a buzz in the NHL world, Sportsnet journalist Elliotte Friedman remained semi-optimistic.
Steve Yzerman stepping away (or being told to step away) from Detroit’s GM chair didn’t just shake up the front office — it may have frozen the Wings’ biggest pending decision.
It was announced on Wednesday that Detroit Red Wings legend Steve Yzerman would be taking on an advisory role in the organization, stepping down as General
TSN: Helene St. James, when asked if she thinks the Dylan Larkin can walk back his trade request with the Detroit Red Wings as Steve Yzerman moves to a different role.
Now that the Steve Yzerman era is officially over, it’s time for the Motor City to start looking for a new reliable head to pump up the executive duties.
The Detroit Red Wings released their 2026-27 regular season schedule. It’s the first time ever that there will be 84 games played in a season. They will open the season with four games at home, and seven of their first eight games will be at home.
In the midst of a quiet offseason in the National Hockey League, there were waves out of Detroit as it was announced that Steve Yzerman would be stepping down as General Manager of the Red Wings and moving up to be a senior advisor to CEO Chris Ilitch.
The Detroit Red Wings are navigating another offseason without playoff hockey in town for the 10th consecutive season and with major changes underway at the top of the organization.
Former center/forward Steve Yzerman won three Stanley Cups in 22 seasons with the Detroit Red Wings (1983-2006), but he wasn't cut out to salvage hockey in Motown.