Blackhawks Announce Centennial Celebration Nights And Promotions
The season's celebration will be divided into four chapters. There will also be 17 giveaways, including seven bobbleheads.
Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) on X better start brushing up on your history🔍 promo schedule🗓️ ➡︎ https://t.co/HlBI4GJrxo
The bobbleheads include Stan Mikita (October 17th vs Vancouver), Tony Esposito (November 15th vs Toronto), Denis Savard (November 23rd vs Colorado), Chris Chelios (December 13th vs Detroit), Brent Seabrook (January 4th vs Vegas), Duncan Keith (January 17th vs Boston), and Tommy Hawk (March 6th vs Vancouver).
Amongst other giveaways, player pins for Spencer Knight, Alex Vlasic, and Frank Nazar are on the list as well. You can see the entire promotional schedule with themed nights here:
Vinnie Parise (@VinnieParise) on X Here is your centennial season nights/promotions for the 2025-26 Chicago Blackhawks! It is divided into four chapters. There are going to be 17 giveaways and 7 of them are bobbleheads! Note: the Blackhawks Hall of Fame celebration is still TBD
The chapters of each celebration are titled "The Originals", "The Madhouse", "The Banner Years", and "The Next Originals", each for a different era of Chicago Blackhawks hockey.
All season long, fans will be able to come and be excited about their favorite NHL team through memories that span a lifetime. There is going to be a lot of energy at the United Center on these nights.
One note is that the Blackhawks Hall of Fame celebration still has a TBD date. That will be announced at a later time.
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