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On November 17, 1926, in front of 9,000 fans at the Chicago Coliseum, the Chicago Blackhawks made their debut, defeating the Toronto St. Pat's by a score of 4-1. In the more than 80 years since, the Blackhawks have become a Chicago institution, winning three Stanley Cups and creating memories for countless numbers of fans. Please enjoy this look back at the history of this Original Six franchise, its greatest players and unforgettable moments.

Dates to Remember
Key dates in Hawks history
Chicago Stadium
"The Madhouse  on Madison"
   
Hawks All-Time Draft History
Everyone Chicago has ever drafted
Hawks Alumni Association
Helping In the community


All-Time Roster
Search for every Blackhawk ever
Retired Jerseys
Honoring the greatest Hawks of all time


All-Time Leaders
Blackhawks all-time record holders
Ambassadors
Hawks greats reach out to the community
   
Playoff Records
Who came up big in the quest for the Cup?
Hawks in the Hall of Fame
The best to lace up the skates
   
Hawks Captains
A year-by-year list of every Hawk to wear the 'C'
In Memorium: Keith Magnuson
A tribute to the hard-nosed #3
   
The McLaughlin Years
The founding of the Blackhawks
75th Anniversary Team The best roster through the first 75 years
   
Cellar to Stanley
The rise of the Blackhawks in the 1950s
Award Winners
Every Blackhawks award-winner in team history
   
'70s, '80s and '90s
The defensive '70s, the rowdy '80s and hard-working '90s
Hawks GMs
The men who built the Blackhawks
The Best of "The Golden Jet"
For 15 seasons, Bobby Hull proudly wore the Blackhawks sweater as he became one of the best left wingers in the history of the NHL. A 10-time all-star and two-time league MVP, "The Golden Jet" remains the Blackhawks' all-time leading goal scorer in team history.
  Golden Guts: Bobby Hull Reengineers The Hockey World
Classics: Glenn Hall
  The Chicago Stadium Chair
  3-OT Games Past And Present
Classics: Tony Esposito
Classics: Denis Savard
  • Welcoming 'Tony O' Back To Chicago