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It has been 17 months since I wrote, in April 2025, that the "fun part of the Blackhawks' rebuild" was about to begin. I equated it to watching a coming-of-age movie play out in real life.That hasn't really happened yet.Yes…

The Chicago Blackhawks are heading into the 2026-27 NHL season aiming to progress in their multi-year rebuild. General manager Kyle Davidson has assembled a young core around Connor Bedard, alongside players including Patrick Kane, Bowen Byram, Anton Frondell, and Roman Kantserov. Despite showing competitive flashes early last season, the team eventually faded back into the league basement.
Most of the team's accumulated young talent now holds NHL experience, leading to expectations of improvement. Patrick Kane previously compared the current squad to the late-2000s core that preceded Chicago's dynasty era, while players and coaches continue to express strong confidence in their upcoming season potential.
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