The 18 Greatest Chicago Blackhawks Players of All Time

By YPB Team

Golden-era icons, dynasty heroes, and cult favorites between the pipes all stake a claim to Original Six glory. Who tops your list?

Stan Mikita — ranked #11
Stan Mikita
Franchise legend and longtime center who won the Hart and Art Ross trophies multiple times.
1000pts
Bobby Hull — ranked #22
Bobby Hull
The Golden Jet, a Hall of Fame winger and one of the most feared scorers in NHL history.
710pts
Glenn Hall — ranked #33
Glenn Hall
Mr. Goalie, the Hall of Fame netminder who backstopped the 1961 championship.
624pts
Denis Savard — ranked #44
Denis Savard
Dazzling playmaking center famous for his spin-o-rama move in the 1980s.
560pts
Al Secord — ranked #55
Al Secord
Power forward who combined 50-goal scoring with grit in the early 1980s.
560pts
Jeremy Roenick — ranked #66
Jeremy Roenick
Dynamic center and fan favorite who posted back-to-back 50-goal seasons.
560pts
Duncan Keith — ranked #77
Duncan Keith
Two-time Norris winner and 2015 Conn Smythe-winning defenseman of the dynasty.
560pts
Chris Chelios — ranked #88
Chris Chelios
Hall of Fame defenseman and three-time Norris Trophy winner from Chicago.
485pts
Keith Magnuson — ranked #99
Keith Magnuson
Fan-favorite defenseman and captain known for his fierce loyalty in the 1970s.
397pts
Pierre Pilote — ranked #1010
Pierre Pilote
Three-time Norris Trophy-winning defenseman and captain of the 1961 Cup team.
397pts
Doug Wilson — ranked #1111
Doug Wilson
Offensive defenseman and 1982 Norris Trophy winner, a franchise scoring leader on the blue line.
397pts
Steve Larmer — ranked #1212
Steve Larmer
Durable winger who won the Calder Trophy and starred through the 1980s.
397pts
Patrick Kane — ranked #1313
Patrick Kane
Electrifying winger and 2013 Conn Smythe winner central to the modern dynasty.
291pts
Brent Seabrook — ranked #1414
Brent Seabrook
Steady defenseman whose clutch playoff goals helped win three Stanley Cups.
291pts
Eddie Belfour — ranked #1515
Eddie Belfour
Calder and Vezina-winning goaltender nicknamed The Eagle in the early 1990s.
291pts
Tony Esposito — ranked #1616
Tony Esposito
Hall of Fame goaltender who set the modern shutout record as a rookie.
291pts
Jonathan Toews — ranked #1717
Jonathan Toews
Captain Serious who led the Hawks to three Stanley Cups before retiring in 2026.
162pts
Marian Hossa — ranked #1818
Marian Hossa
Hall of Fame winger and key two-way forward across all three modern Cups.
162pts

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