Trevor van Riemsdyk

Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville played 12-plus seasons in the NHL as a steady defenseman. The outlook for his team’s blue line corps heading into the 2017-18 season is anything but stable.

Less than 24 hours after plucking him from the Chicago Blackhawks’ roster, the Vegas Golden Knights have already traded defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk to the Carolina Hurricanes.

The Chicago Blackhawks will say goodbye to defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk after the Vegas Golden Knights selected him in the NHL Expansion Draft.

The Vegas Golden Knights will put together their team on Wednesday in the NHL’s Expansion Draft, and they’re asking for help from fans as they assemble their roster.

The NHL is expanding next season as it adds a new team, the Las Vegas Golden Knights. To fill out their roster, the league is holding an expansion draft that entitles the Golden Knights to select one player from each of the 30 current NHL teams. Find out how this could impact the Blackhawks.

The Chicago Blackhawks have made an addition to their blue line on Wednesday as they inked Czech-born defenseman Jan Rutta to a one-year contract.

If the Vegas Golden Knights want to take Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk in this summer’s expansion draft, they’re going to have to do the Hawks a significant favor.

The Chicago Blackhawks got swept out of the postseason by the Nashville Predators, but at least one of their players will hope for a different result on the world stage.

It was another brutal loss for the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 2 against the Nashville Predators, and we’re weighing in with our thoughts on the game.

The Chicago Blackhawks were trying to tie up their series against the Nashville Predators, and they were unable to do as they lost in Game 2 of the teams’ first round series.

What went wrong for the Blackhawks in Game 1? What do they need to change if they are going to tie things up in Game 2? For answers to those questions, here are our Three Thoughts from the Game 1 defeat.

After a sluggish start, Jonathan Toews and the Chicago Blackhawks stormed back late with a rapid-fire rally to strengthen their grip on first place in the Central Division — and the Western Conference.

Patrick Kane and Artemi Panarin scored on Chicago’s first two shots, Corey Crawford made 42 saves and the Blackhawks defeated Minnesota 4-2 on Sunday to pull within a point of the Central Division-leading Wild.

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