Chicago Blackhawks fan-favorite forward Pat Maroon has announced his retirement from hockey ahead of his final game in St.

He is one of only four players in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup three years in a row with two different teams.

Maroon, who turns 37 next month, announced his decision before he and the Blackhawks played in his hometown of St. Louis.

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Following their 3-1 loss in Minnesota against the Wild, the Los Angeles Kings (37-21-9) arrived in the Windy City as they faced the Blackhawks (20-40-9). The Kings met the Blackhawks for third and ...

Smith departed Friday's contest due to a bruised right wrist but will rejoin the lineup just two days later. The 28-year-old is expected to begin the season operating as Arizona's primary designated ...

Ethan Cairns/AP Share Now that the Blackhawks have kept Ryan Donato through the trade deadline, they need to re-sign him. General manager Kyle Davidson’s decision not to accept a ho-hum trade ...

U.S. men's national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino believes the group could be the best team in the world in the next ...

The Chicago Blackhawks have the opportunity to snap a losing streak as they take on the St. Louis Blues in an afternoon game.

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