News about Jonathan Toews

Rocky Wirtz, the Chicago Blackhawks' owner who won three Stanley Cup titles as well as presided over the team during one of the NHL's biggest scandals, has died. He was 70 years old. Wirtz died on Tuesday, according to the Blackhawks, who called it a "sudden passing." No further information was given. "Our hearts are very heavy today," Blackhawks CEO Danny Wirtz, Rocky's uncle, said on Twitter. "Our dad, a zealous businessman, committed to making Chicago a great place to live, work, and visit, but his true love was for his family and close friends." "His death leaves a huge hole in many people's hearts, and we will all miss him dearly."

Kyle Davidson, the Chicago Blackhawks' general manager, went unnoticed in an interview with just hours to go until the NHL Draft. PenaltyBoxRadio, a local Nashville hockey content company, jumped into Davidson as he prepared to make his team's pick with the first overall pick, a local hockey content company. However, they did not know who the GM was when they began to question 'Kyle from Chicago.'

The first two rounds of the NHL Draft will take place on Wednesday night, with some of the world's most promising players notified. Any international talent pool is up for grabs as some fresh and raw talent is chosen to help guide the 32 league franchises in the future. But what are the details of one of the NHL's most important nights?

Jonathan Toews, the Chicago Blackhawks' captain, will not return to the team next season, snapping off a wildly fruitful run that included three Stanley Cup championships in 15 seasons. Kyle Davidson, the team's general manager, confirmed on Thursday that it would not re-sign its long-serving center, who will celebrates his 35th birthday on April 29. Since committing to a $84 million, eight-year deal extension in July 2014, he is eligible for free agency.

Jonathan Toews is expected to return to the Chicago Blackhawks after battling long COVID-19 and chronic immune disease syndrome for the past two years. Since being barred from the game due to health problems, Toews has not played since January. Toews will face the visiting New Jersey Devils on Saturday, according to Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson.

Jonathan Toews, a long-serving member of the Chicago Blackhawks, provided the club with a rare bright spot in a bleak season by playing with teammates on Tuesday morning for the first time since moving away from hockey to focus on his health in late January. Toews was placed on sick reserve in February with a non-COVID-19-related disease, but the 34-year-old center said he was fighting long-COVID-related illnesses in a tweet. He also missed the 2020-21 season due to chronic immune disease, and he complained of being 'drained and lethargic.' He hasn't played since January 28, but he spoke to the media for the first time in weeks on Tuesday morning, saying he doesn't know if he'll play beyond this season.

Jonathan Toews, the Chicago Blackhawks' captain, is fighting long-covidial disease and chronic immune dysfunction syndrome. Toews was put on sick reserve Wednesday with a non-COVID-19-related disease, but the 34-year-old center said in a Sunday tweet that he is fighting long-COVID symptoms. In a team statement, Toews said, 'It's been really difficult to suffer from these illnesses.' It's been difficult in the last few weeks to choose instead of taking a step back and concentrate on getting better.' "I am thankful for my colleagues', teaching staff, and the entire Blackhawks family team.'

The NHL has revealed a list of the first 32 names to be chosen for the 2023 All-Star Game, which will be hosted in South Florida. One player from each squad has been chosen to compete in this year's festivities, which have traditionally featured a skills competition and games between divisions. During the next 12 days, the NHL also revealed that three new players (two skaters and a goalie) would be voted by a fan vote.