Chicago Blackhawks forward Jason Dickinson will miss the final 11 games of the season with a wrist injury, interim coach Anders Sorensen announced Tuesday. Dickinson missed Sunday’s home game ...

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CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Blackhawks center Jason Dickinson will be sidelined for a “couple games” with a high ankle sprain, interim coach Anders Sorensen said Thursday.

The 2024-25 season has come to a close for Jason Dickinson. On Tuesday, Chicago Blackhawks interim head coach Anders Sorensen confirmed that the veteran forward will miss the remainder of the ...

Interim coach Anders Sorensen seems like a long-shot candidate for the full-time job, but he will remain in the organization ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Jason Dickinson will miss the rest of the season. Michael Reaves/Getty Images Share Blackhawks forward Jason Dickinson’s frustrating 2024-25 season has come ...

The Chicago Blackhawks have already been eliminated ... who won't be available for the rest of the season is veteran Jason Dickinson. The 29-year-old Canadian forward sustained a wrist injury ...

Dickinson will miss the remainder of the 2024-25 campaign because of a wrist injury, according to Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times on Tuesday. Dickinson suffered the injury during Saturday's 4-1 ...

The Chicago Blackhawks held practice on Tuesday ... The big news from practice is the health update on Jason Dickinson. Interim head coach Anders Sorensen confirmed that Jason Dickinson’s ...

Sans Dickinson, the Blackhawks will battle the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday night at United Center in downtown Chicago. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. EST. Unfortunately for Dickinson ...

After the Chicago Blackhawks' loss to the Seattle ... The two players who were made available to the media after the game, Jason Dickinson and Alex Vlasic, are feeling the pressure to improve.

CHICAGO — For a team that finished in 31st place, Thursday’s exit interviews at Fifth Third Arena were decidedly upbeat.