Andrew Shaw

Chicago Blackhawks’ Andrew Shaw dishes on his favorite local restaurants for delivery and where he likes to go with his family.

Chicago Blackhawks star Andrew Shaw talks about the moment he put his daughter in skates for the first time and tests his hockey knowledge in a trivia game called “What the Puck Do You Know?”

The Chicago Blackhawks got some tough news on the injury front Thursday, as forward Andrew Shaw and defenseman Connor Murphy will both miss time. Shaw, who has two goals and two assists in 14 games so far this season, has been placed in the league’s concussion protocol, a devastating blow for a player who missed most of last season with…

Chicago Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw is not on the team’s summer camp roster as he continues to deal with concussion-related issues, but he did have a message for fans on Monday night, saying that he plans to rejoin the team next season. Shaw, who was traded back to the Blackhawks prior to the 2019-20 season, hasn’t been on the...

The Chicago Blackhawks have placed forward Andrew Shaw on long-term injured reserve as the team called up additional players from Rockford.  The move was made retroactively, with Shaw’s spot dated back to Nov. 30, according to the team.  While it remains unclear how long Shaw will be out, the designation requires he miss a minimum of 10 games.  Shaw...

The Chicago Blackhawks have made a roster move Friday, placing defenseman Duncan Keith and forward Andrew Shaw on injured reserve. Both moves were made retroactively, with Keith’s spot on IR backdated to Nov. 29 and Shaw’s to Nov. 30, according to the team. Any player on injured reserve must be out of action for a minimum of seven days, meaning…

The banged-up Chicago Blackhawks got more bad news on Tuesday, as defenseman Duncan Keith will reportedly miss the team’s next two games and forward Andrew Shaw has been placed into the NHL’s concussion protocol. Keith, who has missed the team’s last two games with a groin injury, will not travel with the team on their upcoming road trip, meaning...

The Chicago Blackhawks will be without several key players for their showdown with the defending Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues on Monday, as goaltender Robin Lehner and forward Andrew Shaw will both be out of the lineup for the contest.

The Blackhawks returned to home ice and got back to basics against one of the NHL’s most improved teams.

Patrick Kane and Alexander Nylander scored, Corey Crawford stopped 27 shots, and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Edmonton Oilers 3-1 Monday night for their first win of the season.

The Chicago Blackhawks had four different leads during their home opener on Thursday night against the San Jose Sharks, but each time the visiting squad came back, ultimately capturing a 5-4 victory at the United Center.

Andrew Shaw started chirping right away. A few lines for Jonathan Toews. A few more for a couple new teammates. It was like he never left.

For the second time in two nights, the Chicago Blackhawks will be in preseason action Tuesday against the Detroit Red Wings, and several key players will be making their exhibition slate debut in the game.

It may not feel like hockey season outside, but the Chicago Blackhawks will begin their preparations for the 2019-20 season this week as training camp opens.

Andrew Shaw is back in Chicago following a trade with Montreal last month, and the ever-chirping 28-year-old has been the toast of the team’s annual fan convention this weekend.

The Chicago Blackhawks will roll out the red carpet for players, coaches, and fans at the annual Blackhawks Convention over the weekend, but the team made a bit of early news as they announced jersey numbers for their newly signed and acquired players.

The Chicago Blackhawks have not waited for the start of free agency to begin dramatically reshaping the bottom half of their roster, and they made another big move on Sunday evening as they acquired forward Andrew Shaw in a trade with the Montreal Canadiens.

The Chicago Blackhawks have brought a fan favorite back to the West Side, acquiring forward Andrew Shaw in a trade with the Montreal Canadiens.

Blackhawks Andrew Shaw and Trevor van Riemsdyk will conclude a four-day autograph signing event in suburban Vernon Hills Tuesday night.

The Chicago Blackhawks will be looking to secure home-ice advantage in the postseason in the second half of the regular season, and they’ll need these five players to step up.