a rare sighting for a injured Chicago Blackhawk

The Chicago Blackhawks are slowly getting healthier, as it's been reported that Connor Murphy has begun skating again. At Fifth Third Arena, there are signs of life and health, as another forward was seen skating there as well.

Along with Connor Murphy, were got to see Taylor Hall skating at practice while he continues to recover from his ACL injury.

Hall isn't due to return to the Blackhawks organization this season and is part of the attrition the Blackhawks have suffered, under the burden of injuries. The team has had to rely upon call-ups from Rockford for the majority of the season, while Hall recovers.

Taylor Hall (ACL) and Connor Murphy (groin) are on the ice before practice. #Blackhawks pic.twitter.com/tQEbo8HftJ— Charlie Roumeliotis (@CRoumeliotis) April 3, 2024

It is great to see Hall slowly, but surely working his way back into health as we hope he can return to the NHL next season.

Originally planned as a linemate for Connor Bedard, and a mentor to the forward too, instability hit and he has been injured for the majority of his tenure with the Blackhawks.



Hall played his last game on November 19th against the Buffalo Sabres and went through surgery a week afterward.

Taylor Hall has played 10 games with the Blackhawks, posting 4 points(2 G, 2 A) with a -3 plus/minus on ice and 20 shots on goal.

With hope, he will slot in on Bedard's line next season and be the forward they expect him to be.