Isaac Nielsen is a University of Nebraska–Omaha graduate with a degree in Journalism & Media Communication and four years of experience in sports journalism. He has spent the past two years as the Lead Blackhawks Writer at Sports Mockery, covering the team’s rebuild and focusing on roster construction, and has also reported on the Bears, Colts, Omaha Athletics, and Nebraska football.
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Around a month ago, multiple NHL insiders reported that the Blackhawks were actively shopping the trade market for a second-line center. The position was and still is a huge hole in Chicago’s roster. However, it became clear pretty quickly that the Blackhawks would have to fork over a tremendous...
When it comes to retirement, some hockey legends stay in the spotlight to a certain degree while others seem to vanish from the public scene altogether. While Blackhawks legend Jonathan Toews hasn’t officially retired, he hasn’t been seen at the United Center since his last game on the ice there...
At Saturday’s morning skate, the Blackhawks came out with a surprising announcement that Seth Jones would be hitting injured reserve. The five-time All Star appeared to take a shot off his right foot last Thursday in Seattle, and while he finished the game, he apparently went downhill from there....
Back in August, we got a sneak peek of what the Blackhawks’ sweaters might look like for this year’s Winter Classic being played at Wrigley Field on New Year’s Eve. Every year, the NHL Winter Classic is an opportunity for teams to get creative with their style, putting out new uniforms. On...
Throughout the past two years, one factor has been steady for the Blackhawks – the third line including Jason Dickinson and Joey Anderson. The tandem has consistently been a safety net of sorts for Chicago, turning in a positive plus-minus last season despite the team finishing with the...
Throughout the early stages of the 2024-25 season, head coach Luke Richardson has heavily used the healthy scratch as a method to get underperforming players back on track. A trend that started with the likes of Lukas Reichel and Andreas Athanasiou reached its climax Saturday in Vancouver, when...
The Blackhawks put up just one regulation goal once again on Saturday, with the Canucks becoming the fifth team in a row to completely stump Chicago’s offense. As the Blackhawks continue to struggle to find any production so they could win games, the 2024-25 season has quickly transitioned into a...
We’ve talked all week about the fact that the Blackhawks’ offense needs to get going – the unit has produced just one regulation goal in each of their last four games. Much of the emphasis over the next few games will be on experimenting with Chicago’s lines to find a combination that works. On...
With the Blackhawks scoring just one regulation goal in each of their past four games, it’s hard to put much of the blame on a 19-year-old who is the clear face of the franchise. After all, he’s still learning, having only just completed his 82nd game (after missing 14 with a fractured jaw last...
Throughout the past week or so, one truth about the Blackhawks has become painfully apparent – they can’t score. Thursday night’s loss to Seattle marked the fourth consecutive game in which Chicago has picked up just one regulation goal (including a 2-1 overtime win Sunday). When you watch a full...
There’s no way to sugarcoat it – the release of the new Chicago Sports Network has been a disaster. With CHSN unable to reach an agreement with providers like Comcast, the majority of the city has been left without a way to watch the Blackhawks and Bulls for the start of their seasons. The network...
On Monday, the Hockey Hall of Fame inducted a new class that included a member who was long overdue – Jeremy Roenick. The legend gave a 17-minute-long speech that stole the show. He was more than deserving of the honor, having played in a total of 1,363 games with 1,216 points. Looking ahead,...
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