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Writer @TheAthleticChi | Covering Blackhawks | Podcast: Powers & Laz | TikTok: scottpowersathletic | Books: Belfry Hockey & Marián Hossa | scott@theathletic.com
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Patrick Kane returns to Blackhawks on 2-year deal

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By Mark Lazerus Verified, Scott Powers Verified, Max Bultman Verified
| The Athletic Verified
After 16 seasons, three Stanley Cup titles and countless memorable moments, the Chicago Blackhawks and Patrick Kane moved on from each other at the 2023 trade deadline. It looked like it would be a permanent split, at least until Kane retired and returned to see his No. 88 raised to the United Center rafters. Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson was clear that he was starting something new and his rebuild wouldn’t include Kane nor Jonathan Toews.
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Patrick Kane returns to Blackhawks on 2-year deal

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By Mark Lazerus Verified, Scott Powers Verified
| Breaking One
After 16 seasons, three Stanley Cup titles and countless memorable moments, the Chicago Blackhawks and Patrick Kane moved on from each other at the 2023 trade deadline. It looked like it would be a permanent split, at least until Kane retired and returned to see his No. 88 raised to the United Center rafters. Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson was clear that he was starting something new and his rebuild wouldn't include Kane nor Jonathan Toews.
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Connor Bedard reaffirms commitment to Blackhawks: ‘Chicago’s the only place I want to play’ Original

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By Mark Lazerus Verified, Scott Powers Verified
| The Athletic Verified
The rumors have swirled almost since Connor Bedard was drafted. Whether it’s about the team’s losing or his linemates, you don’t have to go far on the internet to find someone who has claimed Bedard is dissatisfied and wants out of Chicago as soon as possible. The thing is Bedard has never indicated any of that himself. His actions and words have always reflected a player who believes in his teammates and what the Blackhawks are building. His contract extension was the full proof of that.
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