The Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox ar✅e leaving Comcast Sports Chicago at the end of September for their own, new, team(s)-owned network, . The Blackhawks have also hired Rick Ball to replace Chris Vost🤪ers as their home play-by-play voice on the new network.
But… the new network won’t get to host all of the Blackhawks’ game in the coming season.
In ♛fact, there are 15 Blackhawks games in the coming season slated to be televised across the US.
After the NHL’s two national broadcast partners in the United States feasted on Connor Bedard‘s rookie season last year, the Chicago Blackhawks are going to get plenty of run in front of a national audience again in the 2024-25 season. Here are the Blackhawks games this coming season that will be :
Tuesday, Oct. 8 – at Utah (ESPN, ESPN+)
Friday, Oct. 25 – vs. Nashville (ESPN+, HULU)
Wednesday, Nov. 6 – vs. Detroit (TNT, truTV, MAX)
Thursday, Nov. 21 – vs. Florida (ESPN+, HULU)
Wednesday, Dec. 4 – vs. Boston (TNT, truTV, MAX)
Friday, Dec. 27 – at Buffalo (ESPN2)
Sunday, Dec. 29 – vs. Dallas (ESPN)
Tuesday, Dec. 31 – vs. St. Louis (TNT, truTV, MAX) – Discover NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field
Sunday, Jan. 5 – vs. New York Rangers (ABC, ESPN+)
Wednesday, Jan. 8 – vs. Colorado (TNT, truTV, MAX)
Saturday, Feb. 1 – at Florida (ABC, ESPN+)
Wednesday, Feb. 5 – vs. Edmonton (TNT, truTV, MAX)
Wednesday, March 26 – vs. New Jersey (TNT, truTV, MAX)
Wednesday, April 2 – vs. Colorado (TNT, truTV, MAX)
Tuesday, April 8 – at Pittsburgh (ESPN)
The Blackhawks also a🍌nnꩵounced schedule changes to the following games:
Sept. 28** at St. Louis will now start at 6:00 PM CT (preseason)
Dec. 29 vs. Dallas will now start at 7:30 PM CT
Jan. 24 game vs. Tampa Bay will now start at 7:00 PM CT
April 8 game at Pittsburgh will now start at 6:00 PM CT
