It’s easy to root for the underdog, and it’s well known that Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Louis Crevier has been one his whole career. A seventh-round draft pick, to now a constant in head coach Jeff Blashill’s lineup.
The Chicago Blackhawks have an important season ahead of them. The organization has committed to building through the draft, and a plethora of draft picks are NHL-ready, or on the cusp of being NHL-ready.
The Blackhawks have locked up one of their towering 6-foot-8 defensemen, as Louis Crevier has agreed to sign a two-year contract worth $900,000 per year.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Chicago Blackhawks have had a quiet offseason, making only a few trades here and there, and signing one player, C/W Ryan Donato, to a four-year deal.
A large man who has become a capable blueliner is staying in the Windy City. On Thursday, the Chicago Blackhawks announced that the team has re-signed defenseman Louis Crevier to a two-year contract.
Philipp Kurashev and the Chicago Blackhawks are parting ways. In a strategic move that underscores the team’s direction, Kurashev did not receive a qualifying offer and is now set to navigate the waters of unrestricted free agency.
The Chicago Blackhawks had to call upon some unexpected reinforcements throughout the season. With injuries to veterans like Connor Murphy and Alec Martinez, youngsters who weren't garnishing a ton of attention got meaningful run on the blue line. Insert Louis Crevier.
The Blackhawks are calling up top left-handed defense prospect Kevin Korchinski from AHL Rockford, reports Scott Powers of The Athletic. The seventh overall pick of the 2022 draft could make his first NHL appearance in three months tomorrow night against the Golden Knights.
When we look back at it, the spring of 2025 will probably be seen as a turning point for the rebuilding Chicago Blackhawks. Sure, Connor Bedard was drafted and immediately dubbed the new cornerstone of the franchise, and he’s already almost two seasons in Chicago.
The Chicago Blackhawks have placed forward Philipp Kurashev on the injured reserve and recalled defenseman Louis Crevier from the Rockford IceHogs of the AHL (as per NHL.com).
The Chicago Blackhawks announced Monday that center Philipp Kurashev has been placed on the injured reserve retroactive to February 27 due to a hand injury.
After a “get-back-to-work” practice on Tuesday, the Chicago Blackhawks had a more standard session at the Fifth Third Arena today. They are preparing for a busy weekend with back-to-back games against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday and the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday.
The Chicago Blackhawks have placed defenseman Louis Crevier on the injured reserve due to a concussion, reports Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times. Facing the Florida Panthers on Saturday, Crevier exited early in the first period and did not return after being boarded by Panthers left winger Jonah Gadjovich.
Besides Connor Bedard, the other most promising aspect of the Chicago Blackhawks is their defense. With Alex Vlasic’s emergence and prospects like Kevin Korchinski, Artyom Levshunov, and Nolan Allan progressing, it seems like the blue line is primed to be successful in the future.
Connor Bedard scored his 100th career NHL point as the Chicago Blackhawks (14–28–2) lost to the Calgary Flames (21–14–7) 5–2 Monday night at the United Center.
The Chicago Blackhawks (13–25–2) fell to the New York Rangers (18–20–1) Sunday afternoon at the United Center 6–2 in front of a young and quiet crowd. Connor Bedard assisted on the opening goal to extend his point streak to seven games and defenseman Wyatt Kaiser scored his first career NHL goal late in the game when it did not matter.
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Louis Crevier registered his first NHL goal on Wednesday night against the Dallas Stars. Crevier, drafted in the seventh round of the 2020 NHL Draft, has played in 26 NHL games over the course of the past two seasons.
On Wednesday morning, the Blackhawks announced a series of roster moves. Three skaters are headed to Rockford: forward Frank Nazar and defensemen Louis Crevier and Kevin Korchinski.
The Chicago Blackhawks announced they’ve re-signed a pair of defensemen, coming to terms with Isaak Phillips and Louis Crevier on one-year, two-way contracts.