The reason I keep talking up Ryan Greene as a super Swiss Army knife for the Blackhawks in the coming years is because of a few factors. The biggest of those is the number of smart, older vets on other teams who have told me he’s “a really smart player” and “plays a smart game.” You don’t wear a C at Boston University if that isn’t true, but he made the jump to the NHL full-time as a first-year pro because he plays the game the right way and covers 200 feet well. So it made sense when I heard Connor Bedard talk about him this way before the game started last night.
Connor Bedard pregame on playing with Ryan Greene:"I don't think people understand how good of a hockey player Ryan is… he's gonna be a special player for us." pic.twitter.com/oHvhTxdgxm
I don’t want you to get too wrapped up in what the finished product was in the NHL and what he’s meant to the Blackhawks historically, but I see a lot of Patrick Sharp in Greene’s game. Sharp came to Chicago as a center and worked on every unit of the team. If you’ve watched the most recent upside of “Always an Original,” Sharp talks about struggling when he got here. But he worked and covered 200 feet and kept generating opportunities until the puck found the net. The rest is, as the kids say, history.
How about this shot attempt from Greene while short-handed last night?Greene with a between-the-legs shot on a shorthanded rush pic.twitter.com/BCdS724GBl
— BHF (@BlackhawksFocus) January 16, 2026 Louis Crevier appeared in his 100th career NHL game last night. He was the 188th overall pick (seventh round) of the 2020 NHL Draft. Only two players drafted after Wyatt Kaiser (pick No. 81) in that draft class have appeared in 100 games. Much respect. Good read from Scott Powers this morning on last night’s loss being another step in the Blackhawks’ learning process. Yes, the Blackhawks are in a spot where the postseason is actually not out of the question. But how many teams over the years have had fans point to “that one game in January when they crapped the bed” as one that got away when they were 3-5 points out at the close of the regular season? Calgary is a better team than their record would indicate. They have veterans who have played in some big games/series. Last night, the Blackhawks played a flat, disconnected game. And those one-off performances are what can ultimately cost you a spot in the postseason.The final Western Conference playoff spots are very much still up for grabs. The Blackhawks have done well enough so far to put themselves in that mix. It's why they can't have games like last night. My story from a winnable game the Blackhawks lost ⤵️ t.co/L3LjnbSHT7
— Scott Powers (@ByScottPowers) January 16, 2026 Lots of great vibes in Rockford right now, folks. On Thursday we learned that Nick Lardis and Kevin Korchinski are AHL All-Stars. The IceHogs also dropped these excellent theoretical throwbacks that they’ll wear coming out of the AHL All-Star break.Introducing, the Retro Jersey ?In collaboration with the AHL's 90th Anniversary, these jerseys were designed to imagine what a Rockford IceHogs jersey would have looked like in the 1920's. They will be worn on February 14th & 15th.: t.co/MF5CJzObtX pic.twitter.com/OYCnLwu9xp
— Rockford IceHogs (@goicehogs) January 14, 2026 On the pregame show last night, Frank Seravalli said the Blackhawks still expect this to be Sacha Boisvert‘s final collegiate season and still see him as a potential top-six forward, even with lower offensive output this year (we’ve talked about injuries impacting that, though). One of the guys on the other bench at the United Center last night appears to be on his way out of Calgary. Rasmus Andersson has been arguably the hottest trade name this season since… the middle of last year, when the market started looking for a good right-handed defenseman with an expiring contract in 2026. Pierre LeBrun makes it sound like last night could have been his last game with the Flames.As others have noted, things have heated up on the Rasmus Andersson trade front. He wasn’t held out of the lineup last night, but sense is talks have intensified. Let’s see where it goes over the next 24-48 hours as to whether it gets done or not.
— Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) January 16, 2026 The St. Louis Blues announced center Robert Thomas was placed on injured reserve with a lower-body injury. He will be re-evaluated in two weeks. Thursday’s “Sure, why not?” news came directly from the National Hockey League.The United States Postal Service is now the Official Shipping Sponsor of the National Hockey League. t.co/alZTFs3xf6 pic.twitter.com/Zo6Bb3f5TM
— NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) January 15, 2026 I know the Blackhawks are focusing a lot of time and energy on Saturday’s events and game celebrating the dynasty teams, but I already find myself emotionally preparing for Monday night when Jonathan Toews makes his United Center return. The Captain hit a milestone last night. He’s scored in four straight games.The Winnipeg boy hits 900 @Wawanesa | #GoJetsGo pic.twitter.com/GBFMLXLvo2
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