

The Chicago Blackhawks Eras Tour | CHGO Blackhawks Podcast
Aug 14, 2025
Dive into a humorous exploration of Chicago Blackhawks' rich history as the team celebrates its Centennial Season. The hosts rank memorable eras while sharing nostalgic tales of legendary players and pivotal moments. With playful interactions, they discuss infamous game-day mishaps and the emotional ties between sports legends and family traditions. Finally, catch a spirited debate comparing the careers of Evgeny Malkin and Patrick Kane, blending insights with laughter. It's a nostalgic journey that connects fans through the love of hockey.
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Franchise Eras Rise And Fall
- The 2020s are one of the worst Blackhawks decades by winning percentage, ranking third worst so far.
- Historical cycles show very poor stretches like the 1920s, reminding fans eras swing over generations.
Charlie Gardner's Tragic Cup Story
- Charlie Gardner led the Hawks to the 1934 Stanley Cup with incredible playoff shutouts and performance as a goalie-captain.
- Two months after winning the Cup he fell into a coma and died from a brain tumor at age 29.
Mush March: Small Player, Big Moments
- Mush March played 17 seasons for the Hawks and scored a Cup-winning overtime goal in 1934 despite being 5'5".
- He became a durable franchise legend spanning 1928 to 1945.