Sad news surfaces online regarding the Chicago Blackhawks and fans might want to look away

With the upcoming NHL All-Star weekend in Toronto, hockey enthusiasts were hoping to see a representative from the Blackhawks on the ice.

However, for the first time since 2004, the NHL has chosen not to send a Chicago Blackhawks player to the 'prestigious' event.

In a surprising turn of events, every other team in the league will have a representative at the All-Star game, except for the lone Chicago Blackhawks.

This absence adds a layer of disappointment for fans who were already gearing up for a break in the regular season action.

The NHL All-Star game, often a highlight for hockey lovers, now carries an extra hint of sadness for Blackhawks supporters, knowing that their team won't be represented on the grand stage.

Despite the setback, fans can still enjoy the Rockford IceHogs at practice during the bye week, keeping the spirit of hockey alive in Chicago.