Taylor Hall won't return to NHL game action this season, but he's making strides in his recovery from ACL surgery. Ahead of Chicago Blackhawks' practice on Friday, Hall took the ice and resumed skating in a non-contact capacity.
As the holiday season approaches, PHR will be taking a look at what teams are thankful for in 2023-24. There also might be a few things your team would like down the road. Here's our look at the Chicago Blackhawks's holiday list.
Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet is reporting that the Chicago Blackhawks are expected to acquire forward Anthony Beauvillier from the Vancouver Canucks. Friedman believes that the Canucks will receive a fifth-round pick in return from Chicago in return.
Sportsnet 590 The Fan: Elliotte Friedman on the Jeff Marek Show on what are the next steps for the Chicago Blackhawks after they’ve lost Taylor Hall for the season.
Former Hart Trophy winner and five-time NHL All-Star, Taylor Hall, is set to undergo surgery on his right knee, ruling him out for the remainder of the season, as announced by the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday.
Chicago Blackhawks: Forward Taylor Hall will have surgery on his right knee and is done for the rest of the season. TSN: Chris Johnston said that Hall could have played through the injury, taking days/games off but Hall and Blackhawks came to a mutual understanding that surgery right now is best course to take.
The Chicago Blackhawks announced major news for a key veteran on Thanksgiving Day. Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall suffered a knee injury on Nov. 9. The Blackhawks had a devastating update for Hall two weeks later.
The Chicago Blackhawks reported on Thursday that Taylor Hall will miss the remainder of the 2023-24 NHL season. They wrote in a tweet on their X.com account, “MEDICAL UPDATE: Taylor Hall will undergo surgery on his right knee.
This isn’t how they drew it up. The Chicago Blackhawks announced this morning that forward Taylor Hall will miss the remainder of the season as he’s to undergo surgery on his right knee.
Chicago Blackhawks forward Taylor Hall will undergo surgery on his right knee and is expected to miss the remainder of the season, the team announced Thursday.
The Chicago Blackhawks have announced that Taylor Hall is set to undergo right knee surgery and will be out for the remainder of the 2023-24 NHL season.
The forward will require surgery in a major loss for Chicago.
If this is the lowest point of the season, at least it comes in November. But the Chicago Blackhawks and its fans weren’t thankful for the effort–or result of the 7-3 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets Wednesday night.
It’s unclear as to what caused the injury, as he played the entirety of Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Chicago Blackhawks will be without one of their top forwards for Thursday's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Taylor Hall will not suit up when the Bolts come to town despite practicing on Wednesday.
The Chicago Blackhawks are getting a big boost Saturday as Taylor Hall returns to the lineup. Hall will be activated off injured reserve and suit up against the Florida Panthers.
Chicago Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson confirmed on Monday that forward Taylor Hall is now sidelined week-to-week due to a shoulder injury. Hall’s shoulder troubles began after a blindside hit from Boston’s Brandon Carlo in the early days of the NHL season.
After attempting to return from a shoulder injury suffered earlier in the month, Blackhawks winger Taylor Hall will now be on the shelf longer term.
Chicago Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson told the media on Monday afternoon that forward Taylor Hall is out week-to-week with a shoulder injury.
It's no exaggeration that Connor Bedard is a generational talent, and the Chicago Blackhawks rookie is already living up to the hype just a few games into his NHL career. But how is the start to Bedard's season improving the chances of Chicago making it to the playoffs this season? YB's Chelena Goldman takes a deeper dive.
Per Chicago Blackhawks head coach Luke Richardson, Taylor Hall has been upgraded from week-to-week to day-to-day with an upper-body injury.
According to Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic, he knows how to fix the Boston Bruins and find a solution to their offseason woes and disappointing exit in the first round of this year’s playoffs.
Thanks to a blunder by Boston Bruins netminder Linus Ullmark in overtime, the Florida Panthers live to fight another day.
Boston Bruins winger Taylor Hall is finding his stride just at the right time. After scoring a goal with 1:10 left in regulation of the Bruins’ 6-3 loss to the Florida Panthers in Game 2 on Wednesday, Hall was playing like he was shot out of a cannon to start Game 3 on Friday night in Sunrise, Florida.
The Bruins will be welcoming back a key forward Saturday night against New Jersey.
Taylor Hall is feeling great and ready to go, but for now, it doesn’t appear that he will get the green light to play when the Boston Bruins host the Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday night at TD Garden.
When alerted to a TSN report that Boston Bruins winger Taylor Hall was ready to play but couldn’t due to his team’s current salary cap restraints, Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery once again reiterated late Tuesday night that Bruins winger has not been cleared to play yet.
According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, the Boston Bruins could be on the verge of salary cap issues as forward Taylor Hall is nearing an on-ice return. Dreger notes in the most recent edition of TSN Insider Trading: “Sources say that he feels that he is ready.
BRIGHTON, MA – It’s getting to be the time of year when injuries become vague items of dispute with NHL teams looking to engage in subterfuge with the Stanley Cup playoffs approaching, and the Boston Bruins are no different than any of the other 31 hockey clubs.
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