When thinking about Lukas Reichel, Chicago Blackhawks fans see a first-round pick who needs more opportunity. However, outside of an incredible 23-game
The Chicago Blackhawks have missed the playoffs for a fifth straight season. They have already made offseason moves, with the Blackhawks hiring Jeff Blashill as their new head coach.
Lukas Reichel was injured during Team Germany's 5-2 victory over Team Norway on May 13. Scott Powers reported that the injury doesn't appear to be serious.
Decisions need to be made on certain forwards in the Chicago Blackhawks current bottom-six with just five games remaining this season. There has been plenty of lineup shuffling made this season between the two head coaches that have led this team, but the top-six has been locked in for the last month.
The youth movement that on the current Chicago Blackhawks roster hasn’t had the easiest time getting consistent ice time throughout the season. Even though there is solid blend of youngsters and veterans on this Blackhawks roster compared to previous years, the results have not been there.
Last night’s game sucked, so I’m going to open the new week with a little fresh air. The Blackhawks celebrated the career of organist Frank Pellico as he played for the final time.
The Toronto Maple Leafs picked up their first regulation win at the United Center since Feb. 12, 2003, by beating the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 on Sunday night.
When I wrote about Lukas Reichel before the start of the season, I expected him to take a big step forward, especially concerning his production. In fact, I set the bar at 20 goals and 30 assists.
The Blackhawks won a game against a really good opponent — again — last night. Beating Vegas 5-3 was probably a result that some folks in the home town of the Golden Knights appreciated.
If Seth Jones hasn’t been the most popular player on the Blackhawks’ roster the past few years, Lukas Reichel‘s fan club has been vocal and consistent — even if his play hasn’t followed suit.
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.
So y’all wanted to see Lukas Reichel with more skilled linemates. Heck, even I was intrigued by the potential of Reichel finally getting to put his speed to use with Frank Nazar and Colton Dach.
Christmas is over and it’s back to the old grind for most of us. Some of you might be lucky enough to have some extra time off between Christmas and New Year’s.
It’s Dec. 26, which means we have one more day with no NHL hockey in our lives. But the World Junior Championship gets rolling today! As a reminder, the Blackhawks have two prospects competing this year: Oliver Moore for the United States and Jiri Felcman for Czechia.
Entering Monday night’s game, Lukas Reichel had gone nine games without a point. In fact, he had just one goal to show for his previous 13 games — since he had two points at the Flyers on Nov.
Pressure comes with the territory when you are a first-round pick at the NHL Draft. That pressure only grows after you have had time to dip your toes into the ocean that is the NHL.
The Chicago Blackhawks have a lot of young players to keep an eye on throughout training camp. One player flying under the radar has to be Lukas Reichel.
The Chicago Blackhawks have signed forward Lukas Reichel to a two-year contract extension, the club announced Tuesday afternoon. Reichel, 21, collected five goals and 16 points in 65 games with the Blackhawks during the 2023–24 regular season.
The Chicago Blackhawks' season concludes Thursday, but there's still plenty of hockey left for several players this spring. Head coach Luke Richardson confirmed before Chicago's season finale that forward Lukas Reichel will join the Rockford IceHogs for the Calder Cup Playoffs instead of playing for Germany in the IIHF World Championship.
On Sunday, the Chicago Blackhawks sent forward Lukas Reichel to the AHL Rockford IceHogs. From the Four Feathers Podcast, to within the fanbase on the internet, the discussion regarding Reichel and Rockford has been ongoing for quite some time.
Back in the Fall, Chicago Hockey Now ranked the top 10 prospects in the Chicago Blackhawks pipeline. Those rankings had Connor Bedard sitting at the top of the list–while only being in the organization for three months.