The Chicago Blackhawks are set to revive their iconic black alternate jersey this season, bringing back a beloved piece of their history. This highly anticipated uniform will make its first appearance during the Black Friday game against the Nashville Predators on November 28 and again on November 30 when the team faces the Anaheim Ducks. Fans are encouraged to participate in this special event by wearing all black apparel for both “Blackout” games, which will take place at the United Center.
Celebrating a Historic Legacy
Danny Wirtz, Chairman and CEO of the Blackhawks, expressed excitement about the jersey’s return. He emphasized its significance in celebrating the franchise’s 100th season of hockey. The black alternate jersey has deep roots, originally worn by notable players such as:
- Tony Amonte
- Chris Chelios
- Eric Daze
- Denis Savard
These players helped define an era in the team’s history, which is marked by grit, strength, and a lasting legacy. By reintroducing this jersey, the Blackhawks not only honor their past but also connect with a new generation of fans.
Join the Blackout Events
Fans attending the games are invited to wear their black attire to enhance the atmosphere. The “Blackout” theme aims to unify the crowd and celebrate the team’s rich heritage. This season’s jersey reintroduction is more than just a uniform; it’s a tribute to the players and moments that shaped Blackhawks hockey.
Get ready for a memorable experience as the Blackhawks embrace their history while looking forward to a bright future.
