He said about the remaining games at the United Center before the March 3 trade deadline that “… games a little bit more before the deadline, just not knowing what’s going to happen.”
“I want to make the most of the back half of my career here and have fun playing hockey too,” He recently told the Tribune. “That’s a big thing is being able to go out there and showcase your skills and have fun, and if it’s playing here or playing in a great organization somewhere else, that’s what it is. I guess we’ll come to see how it all plays out.”
After fetching first-round picks this year and next year from the Lightning for Brandon Hagel and getting a No. 7 pick as part of the package for Alex DeBrincat, it’s not a stretch to think Hawks general manager Kyle Davidson demands at least a late first-round pick for Kane. Kane, 34, is older than those players but he and Max Domi are tied for the team lead in points with 35.
Some remaining candidates include the Colorado Avalanche, Carolina Hurricanes, Los Angeles Kings and Vegas Golden Knights. How many of them are on Kane’s wish list?Blackhawks right wing Patrick Kane skates on the ice during a break in the action against the Ducks on Tuesday at the United Center.