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Blackhawks netminder Spencer Knight sends a perfect Patrick Kane shoutout after Blues win

The Chicago Blackhawks hosted the St. Louis Blues in their first home game of the season. Patrick Kane returned to the Blackhawks this offseason, and Tuesday night saw Kane’s first game back at United Center. Spencer Knight was the star of the game in the Blackhawks 4-2 victory. He stopped 26 of 28 shots in […] The post Blackhawks netminder Spencer Knight sends a perfect Patrick Kane shoutout after Blues win appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Wednesday Morning Bag Skate 10-7-26

This is your thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS RECAPS: Blackhawks 4, Blues 2 ( SCH ) ( Sun-Times ) ( Tribune ) Inside Patrick Kane’s journey back to Chicago and the Blackhawks ( Athletic ) A tactical breakdown of the Blackhawks’ struggles on the forecheck and breakout ( SCH ) With new dad Bowen Byram back in fold, Blackhawks hope to stabilize defense ( Sun-Times ) Breaking down the Blackhawks’ opening trip: Standouts, slumps and subpar stats ...

Showtime: Chicago Blackhawks Win Home Opener 4-2

Blackhawks beat Blues 4-2 in Tuesday's home opener at the United Center. Kane's return night, Levshunov sets up Frondell, Nazar and Rinzel deliver the first win. The post Showtime: Chicago Blackhawks Win Home Opener 4-2 appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .

Do You Remember the First Time?: Blackhawks 4, Blues 2

At their first home game of the season, the Blackhawks picked up their first win of the season, knocking off the St. Louis Blues 4-2 on Tuesday night at the United Center. After a largely quiet first period, the Blues picked up the first goal of the game on this Mason McTavish shot off a counterattack: Blues goal: Lardis turns it over and McTavish finishes the play. pic.twitter.com/g1JHDZYc6G — BHF (@BlackhawksFocus) October 7, 2026 In the second period, not long after...

I’m Coming, Wait for Me: Blackhawks vs. Blues Preview

After a winless three-game road trip to open the season, the Chicago Blackhawks return home on Tuesday night still searching for their first victory as they welcome the St. Louis Blues to the United Center. The Blues split their first two games of the season with vastly different results, so it’s hard to know how that team is shaping up early on this season. St. Louis opened with a decently impressive 4-0 shutout of the Dallas Stars on Friday, as Joel Hofer stopped all 25 shots he faced a...

Weekly Cupcakes: Avalanche take advantage of errors

Avalanche already showing one scary sign just two games into season. [Sports Illustrated] Nicolas Roy and Martin Necas scored 23 seconds apart in a four-goal second period, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the St. Louis Blues 6-1 on Saturday night. [Toronto Star] Binnington’s blunder against Colorado announced the beginning of the end for his Blues […]

4 Pending Free Agent Head Coaches On Hot Seat This Season

Over the last month or so, we've seen a number of NHL head coaches sign extensions, including Jared Bednar with the Colorado Avalanche, Martin St. Louis with the Montreal Canadiens, John Hynes (Minnesota Wild), and Ryan Warsofsky (San Jose Sharks). There are still four head coaches, however, who are playing out this season with the proverbial "lame-duck status"—on the final year of their deals. Joel Quenneville in Anaheim, Scott Arniel in Winnipeg, Rick Bowness in Columbus, and Andrew Brunet...

Blues Lose Alexey Toropchenko For Lengthy Period

The St. Louis Blues will be without the services of hulking fourth-line forward Alexey Toropchenko for at least six weeks with an upper-body injury. Alexey Toropchenko will be re-evaluated in six weeks, the #STLBlues say He sustained an upper-body injury in Friday’s season opener pic.twitter.com/eIIjOSwcf2 — STL Sports Central (@STLSprtsCntrl) October 4, 2026 Toropchenko was sandwiched behind the net by two Dallas Stars players in the Blues' game Friday night and was grabbing his upper right a...