The Chicago Blackhawks are celebrating their 100 th birthday in style. On Friday, the team unveiled special centennial ...

The Chicago Blackhawks unveiled their centennial jerseys on June 27, which they will wear for all home games at the United Center during their 2025-26 season, celebrating their 100th year in the NHL.

The Chicago Blackhawks have not significantly changed their jersey design since 1955 and will not be making many major alterations when they debut their ...

The franchise unveiled its centennial jerseys that will be worn for the upcoming 2025-26 NHL season. The changes are subtle as the Blackhawks made it clear they did not want to change much from the ...

The new red home jerseys aren't significantly different than usual, but there are a few additions for 2025-26.

Jersey design preserves iconic history and tradition of the red sweater with limited-edition details to reflect “Always an ...

The Chicago Blackhawks have been wearing essentially the same jersey — with minor tweaks along the way — for seven decades. So their centennial look doesn’t stray too far from what’s always ...

From left to right, top to bottom: Logos for the Stockton Blackhawks, Calumet Indians, Altamont Indians, Bremen Braves, Deer Creek Chiefs, Mt. Zion Braves, Annawan Braves, Marengo Indians. This isn’t ...

It also applies to logos with Native American feathered headdresses or traditionally Native American weapons, especially if combined with feathers. If signed into law, schools would have to have a ...

This includes logos, team names and mascots. Stream ... if combined with feathers. ... to reach K-12 schools rather than focusing on national sports teams such as the Chicago Blackhawks.

Rep. Maurice West, D-Rockford, stands on the House floor on Thursday, April 10, 2025. West’s bill banning Native American mascots in K-12 schools passed Thursday in the House.

The bill points out specific mascots and names like “Redskins, Braves, Chiefs, Chieftains, Tribe, Indians, or any synonymous term” as those being banned. It also applies to logos with Native American ...