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particular team. Our stats pages will include our version of the all-time Chicago Blackhawks team as well as obscure stats about the team. Note: Stats are as of the start of the 2011-12 season (unless otherwise indicated).
Did You Know? The Chicago Blackhawks were founded in 1926 and are one of the original six team in the NHL. The Blackhawk logo was named after the 333rd Machine Gun Battalion of the 86th Infantry Division during World War I which were named “The Blackhawk Division” and from Chief Black Hawk from the Sauk nation tribe was also a prominent figure in the history of Illinois.
Chicago Blackhawks Statistics
Debut Season: 1926-27
# of Stanley Cups: 4 (most recent 2010)
Longest Playoff Streak: 28 years (1970-1997)
Most Wins in a Season: 52 – 2009-10
# of captains in team history: 35
# of coaches in team history: 37
Most Coaching Wins: Billy Reay 516
Most Goals in a Season: 351 – 1985-86
Most Points All Time: Stan Mikita 1,462
Toughest Chicago Blachawk player of all-time: Al Secord
# of retired jerseys: 7
Most Games Played: Stan Mikita 1,394
Most Goalie Wins: Tony Esposito – 418
Most Popular Player of All-Time: Bobby Hull
Chicago Blackhawks All Time Team
Coach: Bill Reay
Goalie: Tony Esposito
Defenseman: Chris Chelios
Defenseman: Pierre Pilote
Left-wing: Bobby Hull
Center: Stan Mikta
Right-wing: Steve Larmer
Enforcer: Al Secord
Top 25 Chicago Blackhawks of All Time
- Bobby Hull
- Stan Mikita
- Tony Esposito
- Glenn Hall
- Denis Savard
- Chris Chelios
- Doug Bentley
- Doug Wilson
- Steve Larmer
- Jeremy Roenick
- Al Secord
- Dirk Graham
- Bob Murray
- Pit Martin
- Ed Belfour
- Tony Amonte
- Erik Nesterenko
- Pierre Pilote
- Bill Mosienko
- Johnathan Toews
- Keith Magnuson
- Dave Manson
- Bob Probert
- Patrick Kane
- Chiko Maki