The Chicago Blackhawks’ rebuilding squad will get quite the test on the opening night of the NHL regular season.

The Chicago Blackhawks knew there was a possibility that Anton Frondell would not be with the team in the upcoming season. On draft night, Frondell said it was his intention to return to the Swedish Hockey League to play for Djurgarden if he didn’t make the NHL roster out of training camp.

The Chicago Blackhawks are receiving trade calls on a former first-round pick and a young forward in Lukas Reichel.

Chicago Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson spoke about how close his growing young core is to breaking through in the NHL.

The Blackhawks are continuing to rebuild to return to their glory years. They won the Stanley Cup in 2010, 2013 and 2015, with center Jonathan Toews and forward Patrick Kane as the centerpieces of the franchise.

We take a look at three ideal trade candidates on the current Blackhawks roster that GM Kyle Davidson could consider parting ways with.

A trade pitch from Heavy.con has the Chicago Blackhawks acquiring Patrik Laine from the Montreal Canadines in 1-for-1 swap.

Central Division; missed Stanley Cup Playoffs Andre Burakovsky, F: The 30-year-old, who was traded from the Seattle Kraken for forward Joe Veleno on June 21, will bring a veteran presence and speed to the Blackhawks’ top nine.