Lukas Reichel

Time will tell what impact the Blackhawks' 5-1 win over the Flyers has on Chicago's lottery odds.

The Blackhawks took a step up in competition Friday against the Kings and it didn't go well.

Reichel is too good for the AHL, and he's more than good enough for the NHL. He just needs to start acting like it.

With Bedard sidelined by a broken jaw, these younger players are shouldering more of the burden and getting more of the spotlight.

At the season's halfway point, Davidson had plenty to discuss: Connor Bedard’s broken jaw, Nick Foligno’s contract and the trade deadline.

The Blackhawks aren’t going to be in rebuild mode forever, but GM Kyle Davidson is sticking to his plan.

Reichel needs consistent ice time to find his game again. But he can’t get consistent ice time until he finds his game again.

What Reichel displayed in the Blackhawks' 3-2 win over the Avalanche on Tuesday was real and substantial.

The Blackhawks lost 4-3 to the Predators in their first shootout of the season.

How worried should Blackhawks fans — and Blackhawks management — be about players and storylines this season? Let's find out.

Reichel will be a healthy scratch against the Wild. It's the first time the Blackhawks forward has been scratched this season.

There were high expectations on Lukas Reichel this season.

Why not give Reichel a run as Bedard's left wing? It's time to put both kids in the kitchen together and let them cook.

What have we learned about the Blackhawks' young talent through two games?

Reichel spent the offseason getting stronger, heavier and more dynamic, and it's resulting in more opportunity with the Blackhawks.

Connor Bedard makes the rest of the Blackhawks' prospect pipeline look that much better.

The Blackhawks have their work cut out for them, and how they draft will have a major impact on their trajectory.

What will the offseason and next season bring for the Blackhawks?