Jonathan Toews' 15-season run with the Blackhawks will end after the season finale against Philadelphia at the United Center tonight.
General manager Kyle Davidson told the media at Fifth Third Arena on Thursday morning that he will not be re-signing Toews to a new contract.
Toews is in the final year of an eight-year, $84 million contract. He missed the entire 2021 season and almost half of this one while dealing with illnesses. Asked if he thought Toews was disappointed, the GM said:"I didn't really get a sense one way or the other. I think it was more so just appreciating what he's experienced and what we've all experienced with him at the Blackhawks. A little bit more of a reflective conversation than looking forward or questioning what the decision was."
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