Blackhawks Daily: Offensive Explosion, Hall Hat Trick, Rolston Trade

The Chicago Blackhawks did something they haven’t done yet this season, scored six goals in a single game. Last season, the Hawks registered just two games with six or more goals – both seven goal wins in March 2024.

Chicago’s offensive explosion could not have come at a better time for the team. Blackhawks fans have a glimmer of hope to be thankful for with Thanksgiving here, and the Hawks now can travel to Minnesota with a little more confidence to play the Wild.

The Hawks once again showed up to play against a tough opponent in Dallas. Chicago has had an interesting run recently. In the team’s last four games they have lost to the Anaheim Ducks and Philadelphia Flyers, two teams they should have competed against, while they beat the Florida Panthers and Dallas Stars.

Chicago’s big win came with a night to remember for Taylor Hall. Relive Hall’s Hat Trick below:

Last night was the Blackhawks first home hat trick since Colin Blackwell last March. With the Hat Trick comes a reminder for fans — don’t wear your favorite hat to the stadium unless you are ready to part ways with it. It’s always fun watching fans debate about whether or not to throw the hat.

The Blackhawks announced a trade yesterday, sending Ryder Rolsten to the Nashville Predators in exchange for future considerations. Rolston had played in six games this season with the Rockford IceHogs and has not made his NHL debut.

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The Chicago Blackhawks got a much needed win over the Dallas Stars last night, a team that has had Chicago’s number this season. The Hawks offensive explosion brought some much needed smiles to the locker room postgame.

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The Chicago Blackhawks might have got a big win yesterday, but head coach Luke Richardson has started to come up in the latest coaching change rumors. While Richardson and the Hawks have not had the start they were looking for this season, as a rebuilding team, the chances of moving on from Richardson mid season seem very low.

The 2025 NHL Winter Classic is just around the corner. Let’s look back at the history of the Blackhawks outdoors, including at Wrigley Field, the home of the 2025 NHL Winter Classic.

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Philadelphia Hockey Now: Could the Philadelphia Flyers be heading towards a major trade of a top young winger?

San Jose Hockey Now: The San Jose Sharks might not be a playoff team, but the leaders in San Jose are doing things the right way, like Tyler Toffoli and Mikael Granlund. The two forwards are leading the way in scoring for the Sharks.

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: The Blackhawks are not the only team making major lineup changes. The Pittsburgh Penguins debut some new look lines on Wednesday night, and it paid off with a win for the team.