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Honouring The Blackhawks Legend Stan Mikita


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July 13, 2023  (11:22 PM)
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Stan Mikita was a member of the NHL from 1959 to 1979.
Legend. Always a class act. A member of the Hall of Fame. The greatest Blackhawk in history. Mikita has the most games played (1,396), assists (926), points (1,467), and plus/minus (1,467) in the franchise (plus-329). Stosh, a four-time Art Ross Trophy winner and a two-time Hart Trophy winner, is second all-time in goals (541) and third in power-play goals (48). (150).

Mikita was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1983, and the Chicago Blackhawks retired his number in 1980.
Today we remember Stan and his legacy of a career.
Click the red button below to watch highlights of Mikita's legendary NHL career.
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