Blackhawks Breakaway

Host Pat Boyle and Hawks insider Charlie Roumeliotis are joined by Blackhawks interim President Danny Wirtz as they discuss the Hawks in the NHL Bubble. They also dive into the chances of making Danny permanent President of the Hawks, the state of Stan Bowman and Jermey Colliton with the Hawks, and why the organization chose to stick with the Blackhawks logo while under pressure to change it. (1:15) - The pressure of game 1 vs the Oilers (8:27) - Restructuring the front office and the future of Stan Bowman and Jeremy Colliton (12:30) - The Hawks doing self evaluation on having a more diverse organization (18:00) - The Hawks will stick with the Blackhawk logo

As the season restarts, the Blackhawks took on the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday in game 1 of the best 5 series and won 6-4. Host Pat Boyle is joined by former Blackhawk and analyst Jamal Mayers as they discuss the big win in game one, the performance of Corey Crawford, and what should be expected in game 2 on Monday. (1:00) - Young Hawks team came back from an early penalty (6:30) - The play of Brandon Saad in game one (12:00) - Corey Crawford played well even though he didn't practice a lot (18:00) - How will the team handle the success of game 1

The Hawks begin their playoff run on Saturday and under the unique circumstances they have a shot. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Blackhawks star Jonathan Toews as they discuss the upcoming series vs the Oilers, will the Hawks be able to depend on Corey Crawford who hasn't practiced much with the team, and will Toews continue to use his platform for social justice. Later on in the pod, Charlie Roumeliotis and Scott King discuss the interview and their biggest takeaways. (1:10) - What is life like in the NHL Bubble (3:40) - If there's anyone that can turn it on at game time it's Corey Crawford (8:20) - Toews on his social work during the pandemic (12:00) - Pat, Charlie, and Scott discuss the Toews interview (18:00) - Will the Hawks inexperience get in the way of their playoff run? (22:30) - Will a player make a social justice statement in the Bubble?

The Blackhawks played their one and only exhibition game before taking on the Edmonton Oilers and won 4-0. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Blackhawks analyst Steve Konroyd to recap the game, what did the veteran Corey Crawford look like in his first game action, and are the Hawks prepared to take on the Oilers starting this Saturday. (1:20) - Surprised Corey Crawford looked good without any practice? (5:45) - Lineup changes that were different from training camp (10:00) - Hawks performance on the power play (17:30) - Blue line play (21:40) - How do the Hawks matchup with the Oilers

Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis and Scott King to discuss the long awaited return of Hawks goalie Corey Crawford and debate if he is physically ready to play hockey again after a long lay-off. Later on in the podcast they report updates as the Hawks are in Edmonton getting prepared to face the Oilers. The crew also dives into the Hub city setup and a look into how the Hawks matchup vs the Oilers. (1:03) - Corey Crawford returns to the Hawks after dealing with Covid-19 (7:00) - What is the plan to get Crawford ready to play? (13:00) - NHL's phase 3 testing, no positive tests, can they finish the season? (18:00) - Edmonton Oilers haven't named their goalie yet (22:00) - Matching up the Oilers and Hawks

As the at home practices wrap up for the week, Hawks go-to goalie Corey Crawford is still a no show. Pat Boyle, Scott King, and Charlie Roumeliotis discuss what they think is happening and will he even be ready to go if he does travel with the team. The crew also goes over Jeremy Colliton's decision to leave Stanley Cup champion Brent Seabrook off the playoff roster and what does it mean for his future with the Hawks. (1:50) - Still no Corey Crawford and Game 1 is next Saturday (6:50) - Will Crawford have enough time to practice before Game 1? (13:30) - No Brent Seabrook for the playoff roster (17:20) - Seabrook reacts to not being on the return to play roster and his relationship with the Hawks (24:20) - Injury updates for the rest of the Hawks roster (36:10) - Thoughts on the Seattle Kraken

Pat Boyle is joined by Scott King and Charlie Roumeliotis, to discuss the comments from Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman on how the team is dealing with Corey Crawford while he is labeled as unfit to play at this time and the chances he joins the team before they head to Edmonton. The crew also discusses how Jonathan Toews is adjusting to coming back to play and the part he played in helping the return to play negotiations. (1:10) - Stan Bowman speaks to the media on Corey Crawford (10:30) - Jonathan Toews injury update (14:36) - Difficulties determining who's out with the "unfit to play" label (18:00) - Jonathan Toews was one of the most vocal players in negotiations (27:30) - Kane on playing in the Olympics (35:40) - Will Corey Crawford play vs Edmonton

With the matchup vs the Edmonton Oilers getting closer, will Corey Crawford, after being deemed unfit to play, be ready for a high intensity playoff matchup? The Blackhawks Talk crew of Pat Boyle, Charlie Roumeliotis, and Scott King discuss and give updates into a possible timetable for Crawford. The guys also talk about Kirby Dach, who has taken advantage of the long layoff and has looked great in practice, and the Calder Cup finalist Dominik Kubalik and his chances of winning the Cup. (1:09) - Latest status of Corey Crawford (6:51) - Could the backup goalies hold their own in a playoff scenario (10:32) - The growth of Kirby Dach (16:40) - Dominik Kubalik being named a Calder Cup finalist (21:48) - Hawks potentially changing their power play

Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford was not in practice as the Hawks prepare to play the Edmonton Oilers and was deemed "unfit to play" according to the Blackhawks coach Jeremy Colliton and GM Stan Bowman. Pat Boyle, Charlie Roumeliotis, and Scott King discuss what does the new term in the NHL "unfit to play" means and will Crawford be able to get ready before the matchup vs the Oilers. Later on, the crew gives their thoughts on what they saw from Hawks practice and what Brent Seabrook looked like on the ice after being out with injuries. (1:30) - Jeremy Colliton and Stan Bowman on Corey Crawford being unfit to play (6:38) - Who can replace Corey Crawford if he isn't available to play (12:00) - How did Brent Seabrook look on the ice after being out (17:00) - Jonathan Toews has a new appreciation for Chicago, and hockey (22:00) - More news and tidbits from Hawks practice

Pat Boyle is joined by former Blackhawk and now Hall of Famer Doug Wilson as they discuss Wilson's surprise at being inducted, his experience with Blackhawk great Stan Mikita when he was a rookie, and was he prepared to give up hope on making it into the Hall of Fame. (1:32) - Doug on being shocked he made the Hall of Fame (5:40) - Was Doug ready to give up on making the Hall of Fame (6:56) - Doug on his strong relationship with Stan Mikita (13:16) - Was it tough not getting to a championship with Wayne Gretzky in the way

The Blackhawks' next matchup when the NHL returns is against the Edmonton Oilers, but are the Hawks at a disadvantage this time around? Pat Boyle, Charlie Roumeliotis, and Scott King discuss the matchup as the Hawks prepare. The crew also discusses the possibility that the Hawks may get the #1 overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft, and the new collective bargaining agreement that is closed to being signed by the players and owners. (1:30) - Edmonton Oilers vs Chicago Blackhawks (8:00) - Updated details of the Bubble (13:00) - Can the Hawks get the number 1 pick (16:50) - Details of the new CBA between the players and owners (27:44) - Will Brent Seabrook play when the Hawks return to play

During the 2010s campaign of the Blackhawks the Stanley Cup visited the city of Chicago 3 times and no one knows the details of those visits like Keeper of the Cup Philip Pritchard does. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Pritchard as they discuss his frequent trips to Chicago during the championship runs, why was they Cup late arriving to the 2015 championship and other stories of the Cup's adventures with the Blackhawks. (1:14) - Missing Cup during the 2015 championship (8:12) - Reasons why the Stanley Cup isn't present at the start of close out games (13:10) - Adventures of the Cup during the 2013 Hawks Championship (18:06) - Most bizarre story of the Hawks championship with the Cup (24:05) - Which Hawks team had the most fun with the Cup

Pat Boyle and Charlie Roumeliotis are joined by the super opinionated Brian Burke to discuss the Hall of Fame voting, his issues with how the draft lottery was done, and his beef with Artemi Panarin. (1:10) - Burke explains why the draft lottery is a "disgrace" (6:18) - Burke explains the Hall of Fame voting process (12:58) - Burke calls the 1999 NHL draft the worst draft ever (16:55) - Does the return to play format work (21:45) - Burke takes issue with Artemi Panarin's comments on the new CBA

Former Blackhawk and multiple Stanley Cup champion Marián Hossa has been voted as a first-ballot Hall of Famer. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Hossa as they discuss what it means to be a Hall of Famer, how he got there, and his career in the NHL. Later on, Pat is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis and Scott King to discuss Hossa's career and provide perspective on what Hossa has meant to the Blackhawks and they get into Doug Wilson getting into the Hall of Fame as well. (1:11) - 1 on 1 with Hall of Famer Marián Hossa (6:00) - Hossa on being on the 3rd Slovakian to be in the Hall of Fame (9:21) - Hossa on what he thought he brought to the Blackhawks (13:14) - Biggest goal of his career (17:38) - Best Blackhawks Championship team (21:10) - The Blackhawks Talk pod crew discusses Hossa's career (35:10) - Doug Wilson gets into the Hall of Fame

With the recent outbreak the return to play amongst the leagues may stall. Host Pat Boyle, is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, and Nick Gismondi to discuss the return to play plan for the NHL, will Chicago be one of the host cities still, and will Marian Hossa be voted into the Hall of Fame. (1:08) - 11 players have tested positive for COVID-19 in the NHL as teams return to play (6:20) - Players and the league still negotiating health and safety rules for the return to play (12:53) - Patrick Kane is trying to be a positive face for hockey (18:40) - Updates on the final selection process for hub cities (27:45) - Should Marian Hossa be voted in the Hall of Fame

The NHL is narrowing down host cities to restart the season and there's a good chance Chicago could be one of them. The NBCS Chicago Blackhawks content team of Slavko Bekovic, Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, and Nick Gismondi, discuss the benefits and drawbacks of Chicago hosting the NHL, the other cities that will host, and as it enters day 100 of no hockey, what does the crew remember about the last day of hockey. (2:48) - The chances Chicago can be a hub city for the NHL (10:26) - The COVID-19 case count is a factor when selecting a host city (14:20) - Blackhawks veteran leadership could benefit them when the season returns (23:37) - 100 days of no hockey

It's a cross-sport edition of the Blackhawks Talk Podcast as a pair of former Chicago baseball All-Stars join to talk about their love of hockey and their perspective of the Blackhawks dynasty during their time playing in Chicago. First, Ryan Dempster shares stories of his wild night partying with the Stanley Cup in 2010 and his incredible feat on the diamond the next day. Then, Konerko discusses a pair of drought-ending championships in Chicago, comparing his 2005 White Sox title to the 2010 Blackhawks. (1:42) - Dempster's stories of hanging out with the Stanley Cup (9:05) - Dempster's love for the game of hockey and the Blackhawks (17:31) - Konerko's upbringing playing hockey as a kid (19:57) - Konerko's memories of the Blackhawks renaissance (26:25) - The time the Stanley Cup came to Crosstown at Wrigley

After the NHL announced formal training camps would begin on July 10th as part of Phase 3 of the Return To Play protocol, Patrick Kane told the media to be cautious of dates being thrown around and that there was still plenty to be agreed upon between the league and the players. Pat Boyle, Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King and Nick Gismondi break down Kane's comments and discuss the hurdles the NHL still faces before resuming play. Plus, the Blackhawks made Stan Bowman, Jeremy Colliton, Alex DeBrincat and Connor Murphy available as well and the panel discusses their biggest takeaways from two hours worth of Blackhawks conference calls. 1:15 - Kane wants hockey, but cautions that nothing has been agreed to 12:00 - The franchise is excited about potential playoff hockey 17:20 - John McDonough's impact on Kane and Bowman 23:11 - Bowman provides health updates on injured Blackhawks 26:47 - What Phase 2 looks like for the Blackhawks 32:07 - Optimism levels about hockey actually having games

It’s been 10 years since Patrick Kane and the Blackhawks ended their 49-year Stanley Cup drought in the 2010 Stanley Cup Final. NBC Sports’ Doc Emrick and Eddie Olczyk join host Pat Boyle to discuss the magnitude of the series, the intensity of the series both on and off the ice, and ask where exactly the Cup-clinching puck went? Plus, Doc and Edzo recall what they saw (or didn’t see) as Kane slipped the game-winner past Michael Leighton and the mass confusion that happened after the goal. 1:37 – Everyone was sure the 2010 Stanley Cup Final would go to a Game 7 5:49 – The intensity on and off the ice during the SCF 11:28 – Blackhawks players that stood out in 2010 Playoffs 16:11 – What the heck happened during Patrick Kane’s Cup-clinching goal? 24:15 – Comparing 2010, 2013 and 2015 playoff moments 26:33 – Where is the 2010 Cup-clinching goal puck?

Host Pat Boyle and Blackhawks insider Charlie Roumeliotis are joined by NBCS Hawks analyst and former player Jamal Mayers as they discuss the racial and systemic issues the plague America and how that has infiltrated hockey. They also discuss ways to promote change so that not only hockey grows and becomes more accepting, but America as well. (1:30) - Processing the last week in America (9:28) - The NHL is a mirror of the racial issues in America (22:20) - Can the culture change in the NHL (32:00) - People are not afraid to use their platform anymore (38:00) - People are in pain right now

Host Pat Boyle is joined by the entire Blackhawks coverage team of Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, Nick Gismondi, Slavko Bekovic, and podcast producer Tony Gill to discuss the George Floyd murder, the protests around the country, and how to be an active participant in the change for equality for all.

With the Hawks getting a chance to extend their season with the new playoff format, they will lineup against the Edmonton Oilers. Do they have a shot at the Cup? Host Pat Boyle is joined by NBCS Chicago hockey experts of Patrick Sharp, Charlie Roumeliotis, and Eddie Olczyk to discuss. Later on, on the pod, Mark Spector of Sportsnet Canada, to discuss the Edmonton Oilers side of the series. (1:30) - Thoughts on the new playoff format and plan to return to play (10:10) - Will Chicago be one of the Hub cities for the playoffs? (13:50) - Thoughts on the matchup of the Hawks and Oilers (15:08) - Mark Spector on the Hawks vs Oilers (20:56) - Mark Spector discusses Hawks rookie Kirby Dach

Host Pat Boyle is joined by the NBCS Blackhawks content team of Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, and Nick Gismondi, as they discuss in this emergency edition of the podcast, the new 24 team playoff that the Hawks are in on. The crew discusses what does this mean for a team with experienced veterans, the details of potential host cities, and the new rules for the NHL Draft. (2:00) - The NHL is leading the way to a return to play for sports (7:20) - 24 team playoff format (12:30) - Chicago as a potential host city (19:40) - Potential timeline for players to return (26:00) - How will the Hawks perform when they do come back

A return to play for the NHL is coming into form with the release of a potential format that woulg greatly benefit the Blackhawks. Host Pat Boyle, Hawks insider Charlie Roumeliotis, and Hawks writer Scott King discuss the new format, what it would look like, and why it gives the Hawks their best chance for another potential Stanley Cup run. (1:10) - Details on the 24 team return to play format (6:00) - The new format is a Godsend for the Hawks (11:40) - Which teams or players have an advantage with the new format? (19:00) - The target date for phase 2 of return to play is early June (26:45) - Kane and Toews could thrive in the new format (33:15) - The Hawks have a real chance at a Cup

The 2013 Stanley Cup run by the Hawks was a special season and to discuss with Charlie Roumeliotis is Brandon Bollig. Brandon discusses being compared to the LeBron James Heat teams as the Hawks started the season on a 24 game point streak, the dominance of the Hawks, and tells inside stories about that fantastic season. (2:24) - Starting the season on a 24 game point streak (8:30) - The start of the 2013 playoff run (16:30) - Bollig describes coming back to win with 17 seconds left in the Stanley Cup Final (24:30) - Career post playing hockey (34:44) - Building a fitness business during the pandemic

After the 2 day meeting between the players and owners, a potential format is coming to form for a potential continuance of the 2019-2020 season. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis, and Scott King to discuss the new format and details, how will it impact the 2019-2020 Hawks, and how will this format impact the 2020 NHL draft. (1:30) - This is not a 24 team playoff (8:00) - Might be a resolution in the next 7-10 days on a return to play (15:21) - Who would be the host cities for the "Hubs" for games (20:00) - How will the new format affect the draft (24:20) - Does Mick Jagger get credit for the 2013 Hawks Stanley Cup?

Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis and Scott King to discuss the ideas the NHL's Return to Play committee has come up with to finish the season and find a suitable way to find a Stanley Cup champion. They also discuss the possibility of the 2021 season starting in January 2021. (1:25) - Biggest takeaway from the Return to Play Committee meeting (8:12) - A projected date for the NHL Draft (13:15) - NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman isn't thinking of canceling the season (17:00) - Re-evaluating former Hawks GM Mike Smith's drafts (22:44) - There was a scenario where the Hawks could have traded Duncan Keith before the 2004 lockout

Chicago in the '90s was all about Michael Jordan and the Bulls, so what was it like for the other major teams during that time? Host Laurence Holmes discusses this with four coaches who led teams in the shadow of the Bulls during that time. From the Blackhawks former coach Craig Hartsburg, from the Cubs Jim Riggleman, from the White Sox Gene Lamont, and from the Bears Dave Wannstedt, all come together to discuss one of the most important times in Chicago sports history. (0:43) - During the early '90s the White Sox had a shot at a World Series (7:02) - Are there universal rules across sports to coaching a great player like Jordan (14:34) - Was there pressure for Jim Riggleman and the Cubs to win because of the Bulls (21:55) - Difficulties coaching in the same building as the Bulls for then new Blackhawks coach Craig Hartsburg (28:15) - Favorite Jordan story or moment

Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis and Slavko Bekovic to discuss what steps the Blackhawks are taking to evaluate their front office and what does the timeline look like for them to fill the role left by John McDonough. Later on, the crew answers a question from the voicemail on what would a "Last Dance" documentary of the Cup winning Blackhawks look like. (1:20) - Status update on the Hawks' movement in the front office (6:10) - How will the Hawks handle the NHL draft? (13:06) - What would a "Last Dance" doc on the Hawks look like? (19:15) - Comparisons between the Hawks and the Last Dance Bulls (25:45) - What behind the scenes moment would you want to see in a documentary (31:00) - Should the NHL be looking to actually do a documentary on the Hawks

Stanley Cup champion and former coach of the Blackhawks, Joel Quenneville joins the podcast with host Pat Boyle and David Kaplan, to discuss how he is handling the quarantine, remembering the Championship runs and which was his favorite, and they get into what made those Cup teams special and what could have been if it weren't for the salary cap. (2:23) - Thoughts on people getting a chance to re-watch the championship runs on tv (5:32) - Was the last championship run similar to the Bulls' "Last Dance" and what could have been if the team stayed together (9:36) - Quenneville's favorite championship run (12:00) - How does Quenneville remember his time in Chicago

In a jam packed episode, host Pat Boyle is joined by Eddie Olczyk as they interview Brent Seabrook on his health and how he's dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Later on in the pod, Pat and Eddie discuss the 2010 Stanley Cup winning Blackhawks with a few Hawks that were on the team, Troy Brouwer, Andrew Laad, Dave Bolland, and Kris Versteeg. (0:56) - Brent Seabrook gives an update on his health and what's next as he works his way back (3:35) - Seabrook selects the best Cup winning Hawks team (7:48) - Blackhawks 2010 reunion (11:30) - The moment they knew they had a chance at the Cup in 2010 (15:34) - Who was the most underrated player that helped them win the Cup (21:05) - The impact of Dustin Byfuglien on the 2010 Hawks

It has been a few days since the Blackhawks released president John McDonough and now the search begins for his replacement. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Insider Charlie Roumeliotis and Scott King, as they discuss the possible candidates. Later on in the pod, they discuss the need for players to stay connected with fans during this time. (1:08) - Is there any more clarity on why McDonough was let go (8:20) - Will there be a front office structure change (9:28) - Who could be a candidate to replace McDonough (18:33) - Could GM Stan Bowman throw his hat in the running (25:28) - How long will the search take for a new President (30:54) - Should players interact with fans like P.K. Subban has

In an emergency edition of the Blackhawks talk podcast, owner of the Hawks Rocky Wirtz sent out a statement that the Hawks have released President John McDonough. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, and Slavko Bekovic discuss what may have happened and the legacy of John McDonough. (1:25) - Rocky Wirtz explained in March that he was happy with the direction of the team (7:30) - Is this the start of a major overhaul in the Hawks organization (13:30) - Is the President of the Hawks a coveted job around the league (19:00) - The legacy of John McDonough (23:16) - McDonough's impact on the Hawks franchise

The NHL and commissioner Gary Bettman are still trying to find ways and figure out scenarios to restart the season. Host Pat Boyle is joined by NBCS Chicago Blackhawks content team of Charlie Roumeliotis, Nick Gismondi, Scott King, and Slavko Bekovic to discuss the options the NHL has considered, and they take a couple of your mailbag questions. (1:18) - Playing the remainder of the season in remote locations based on division (9:16) - Commissioner Gary Bettman speaks on some solutions (20:30) - Will the NHL finish the regular season or go straight to a unique playoff? (28:55) - Who would the Hawks most likely buy out (38:50) - Shoutout to the good people are doing during the pandemic

Host Pat Boyle is joined by former Blackhawk and Stanley Cup champion with the New York Rangers Steve Larmer to discuss his crazy streak of 11yrs without missing a game, his first time coming back to the Chicago Stadium to play against the Hawks, and what it's like to wait for a call for the Hall of Fame. (2:50) - Did Larmer cross paths with Michael Jordan (6:45) - Is the 11yrs without missing a game streak his proudest accomplishment? (12:06) - How was Larmer's relationship with former Rangers coach Mike Keenan (17:08) - Should his number 28 sweater be retired in Chicago? (19:30) - What was is like watching the Hawks win 3 Cups

Host Pat Boyle is joined by the NBCS Chicago Blackhawks content team of Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, Nick Gismondi, and Slavko Bekovic as they discuss the chances that hockey gets played in the summer, what it would look like if played in the summer, and they also take a few calls from the voicemail. (1:30) - Level of optimism that hockey will return in the summer (10:40) - How would the playoffs look with a shortened season? (22:22) - Takeaways from Elliotte Friedman interview from the Blackhawks Talk Pod last week (28:08) - Debate: Which championship Hawks team was the best (40:20) - Will there be a compliance buyout for teams with the work stoppage (44:46) - If the Hawks don't make the playoffs will there be front office changes like the Bulls

The Hawks Stanley Cup teams in 2010, 2013, and 2015 dominated the decade. But which team was the best of all? Bryan Bickell who was with the team, joins host Pat Boyle to discuss which team was the best, what he's doing during the pandemic to stay busy, and does it bother him that his name isn't on the 2010 trophy. (1:30) - Bickell discusses what he's been doing during the pandemic (4:10) - Update on Bickell's health (7:40) - Bickell on being called up on the 2010 championship team (9:20) - Does is bother Bickell that his name isn't on the 2010 Cup? (11:30) - Is there 1 championship team that's better than the others and why? (16:30) - Who does Bickell keep in touch with on the Hawks

Host Pat Boyle and NBCS Chicago Hawks insider Charlie Roumeliotis are joined by Elliotte Friedman of Hockey Night in Canada, as they discuss what lies ahead for the NHL as they figure out ways to resume or move on from this season and how those decisions impact the Hawks financially and how it impacts the roster going forward. (1:10) - Elliotte Friedman on being a Hawks fan growing up (4:26) - Everyone hoped the salary cap would go up, now it may go down (6:30) - Friedman's comments about Dylan Strome were taken out of context (8:40) - What will the Hawks do at goaltender? (14:00) - Is there motivation to get hockey going in July or August?

Host Pat Boyle is joined by former Blackhawk defenceman Brian Campbell as they discuss the impact of the 2010 champion Hawks on Chicago hockey, his issues with former coach Joel Quenneville, and how he's using his experience as a champion to help young players. (1:14) - Being a part of the rebirth of hockey in Chicago (4:20) - Not getting along with Joel Quenneville in the beginning (11:00) - The moment Brian knew the Hawks could win the Cup (16:10) - Coming back from a tough injury in 2010 due to a hit by Alex Ovechkin (19:18) - Theories on where the 2010 game winning puck is

John Scott's career was an interesting one, from team tough guy to getting the All-Star MVP. Host Pat Boyle talks with John as they discuss John's new podcast, adjusting to life after hockey, and they talk about how he views his All-Star game appearance and MVP now that he is retired. (1:16) - Using his podcast to stay connected to hockey (4:50) - Why he signed with the Blackhawks (6:32) - How did John get along with Joel Quenneville (9:20) - A movie based on John's career (12:30) - Fans pulling for John to win All-Star MVP

The full crew is back with host Pat Boyle, Charlie Roumeliotis, Slavko Bekovic, Scott King, and Nick Gismondi as they discuss how they are spending time without hockey, thoughts on the re-airing of the 2010 Hawks playoff run, and could the Hawks have won more in the last decade. (0:55) - How to fill time with no hockey (11:20) - Re-watching the 2010 Hawks (18:32) - Could the Hawks have won more last decade (26:20) - Time for the Hawks to re-invent themselves (28:20) - Advice to get through the quarantine

We take #HawksRewind to the next level as Pat Boyle and Nick Gismondi chat with two-time Stanley Cup champion Dave Bolland. The guys discuss the 2010 Stanley Cup run, who the most underrated player on that team was and which players he enjoyed annoying the most on the ice. Bolland also explains why he threw his gloves off after scoring his famous "17 Seconds" goal and shares which former Blackhawks teammate gave him his nickname "The Rat." 1:41- What is it like for Dave Bolland to be in Vancouver? 3:50- Bolland reflects on the game-winning goal and penalty kill in game 5 vs the Predators in 2010 5:40- Why the game 5 win against the Preds was one of the most important wins for the franchise 7:26- Who is the most underrated player on the 2010 team? 13:00- What's next for Dave Bolland?

On the latest Blackhawks Talk Podcast, Pat Boyle chats with former Blackhawk and current radio analyst, Troy Murray. This podcast was recorded last month as the two drove around town. (1:05) Murray looks back at the 2010 Stanley Cup team and shares his perspective of Patrick Kane’s cup clinching goal (8:23) Troy’s unique relationship with Jonathan Toews (9:48) How Marian Hossa was never a finalist for the Selke Trophy (20:00) Troy's role as saxophone player in the band, The Chicago 6 (21:30) What was it like to play on stage with Walter Payton and Dan Hampton?

Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, and Nick Gismondi, as they answer questions and concerns from fans on the Blackhawks and the NHL. They also feature a call in segment where fans get to ask their question to the crew. If you want to call in with your question dial up (312)-834-4339 and you can be apart of the show. (2:30) - Recap of the Rocky Wirtz interview from the previous podcast (7:40) - How will the playoff format change if/when the season continues (12:54) - Has the break impacted contract situations on the Hawks (21:14) - Featured call-in question (30:24) - Do veterans respect Jeremy Colliton as a coach?

With the 2020 NHL season has been suspended indefinitely, why not talk to a person who had a voice in that decision. Blackhawks owner and chairman Rocky Wirtz talks with host Pat Boyle and Hawks insider Charlie Roumeliotis as they discuss why the league chose to suspend the season, the business aspect of losing games, and Rocky's personal conversation with Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf on what action should they take on United Center employees who aren't working. (1:12) - Did Rocky realize that the season was going to be suspended (3:15) - What are the conversations like amongst the owners (5:20) - How did Rocky and Jerry Reinsdorf figure out how to pay United Center employees (7:35) - Will the season be able to finish? (12:50) - Blackhawks fans really support the team

The NHL follows in the step of the NBA and announce that the 2020 season will be suspended indefinitely as a preventative measure against COVID-19. Pat Boyle, Slavko Bekovic, Charlie Roumeliotis, and Nick Gismondi react to the news and discuss what that means for the Blackhawks and the rest of the NHL. (1:20) - The vibe at the United Center after the NBA suspended their season (4:50) - Last night was surreal (8:40) - NHL suspends the season, what now? (12:50) - What does the future of hockey look like? (16:20) - How does sports comeback after this?

The Blackhawks lose 2 straight to the league's worst team and one of the best. With those opportunities gone, have the Hawks lost hope in making the playoffs? Filling in for host Pat Boyle, NBCS Chicago Blackhawks content head Slavko Bekovic is joined by Blackhawks insiders Charlie Roumeliotis, Scott King, and Nick Gismondi as they discuss the slim chances the Hawks still have, the Oskar Sundqvist hit on Adam Boqvist, and their thoughts on the NHL's all women's broadcast of the Hawks and Blues on Sunday night. (2:00) - We all thought the Hawks could win the last 2 games (7:54) - Hawks have to win 11 of 13 to get in (13:08) - Injuries really took a toll on this team (18:27) - Blues vs Hawks fight after Boqvist hit (23:15) - Power Play was halted again (27:57) - Historic International Women's day broadcast

Just when we thought they were out, they keep pulling us back in. The Hawks are winners of 4 straight and look ready to make a strong playoff push. Host Pat Boyle is joined by Charlie Roumeliotis, and Scott King to discuss the hot run the Hawks are on and could they sneak in the playoffs. Later on, Nick Gismondi talks with Connor Murphy to discuss how the Hawks can maintain this run. (1:01) - It's not crazy to think the Hawks can make the playoffs (4:06) - Should Corey Crawford or Malcolm Subban get the next start? (9:40) - Moving Dylan Strome a key to recent success? (13:15) - The Hawks really believe they can make the playoffs (17:20) - Nick Gismondi interview with Connor Murphy (22:26) - Predictions on if the Hawks will sweep the weekend

With the Hawks keeping their hopes alive with their recent stretch of games, can they make 1 final push for a playoff spot. In for host Pat Boyle, Slavko Bekovic, Scott king, and Charlie Roumeliotis discuss the recent play of the Hawks, has the team settled down with the trade deadline over, and can Dominik Kubalík win the Calder trophy. (1:10) - The Hawks recent hot streak (5:00) - Has the team settled down since the trade deadline (11:40) - Hawks are still 6 points out but the players think they are still in it (16:26) - The guys that have the most to play for on the Hawks (25:24) - Can Kubalík win the Calder trophy

NBCS Chicago is celebrating Black History Month with special episodes to discuss the impact of the black athlete in sports. In the final episode of the series, Laurence Holmes is joined by his "Football Aftershow" teammate and former Chicago Bear Alex Brown to discuss, making coaching in the NFL more diverse, is the Rooney Rule helping, and the common practice of moving black quarterbacks to other positions. (4:20) - Alex Brown on being pushed to not play quarterback in high school (9:15) - Jalen Hurts asked would he be willing to change positions in the NFL (17:03) - Alex Brown on playing in a Super Bowl that featured 2 black head coaches (22:12) - Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy not being mentioned for a head coaching job (26:00) - Does the Rooney Rule work? (40:35) - Overcoming unfairness (44:28) - Watching a NFL where there are successful black quarterbacks