He will also in all likelihood be a Hall of Famer thanks to his two Norris Trophies and his 2015 Conn Smythe Trophy, so that will punch his ticket into Blackhawks immortality.
He certainly won’t be the last.DeMar DeRozan Tells Paul George Story Behind His ‘Deebo' Nickname Hossa will be the first player from Chicago’s dynastic teams of the 2010s to have his number retired. Having the Penguins in the building is appropriate, too, considering his prior stint in Pittsburgh during the 2008 Stanley Cup Playoffs - the start of Hossa’s run of reaching the Stanley Cup Final in three consecutive seasons with three different teams before finally hoisting the Cup with Chicago in 2010. Still, he won a trio of Stanley Cups in Chicago, where Hossa played 534 regular season games while scoring 186 goals with 229 assists. 5 in the Selke Trophy voting at the end of the 2013-14 season. Somehow, Hossa was only an All-Star selection one time and peaked at No. Hossa, 43, was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame last November, after an extraordinary NHL career that spanned 19 seasons, 1,309 regular season games and 205 postseason games. wnnaVhHgTn- Chicago Blackhawks September 14, 2022 puck drop, per a team announcement on Wednesday morning.
20 when the team hosts the Pittsburgh Penguins at the United Center for a 6 p.m. The Chicago Blackhawks will retire Marian Hossa’s No.
81 will head to the United Center rafters forever.
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