The NHL’s March 3 trade deadline is a week away and the phones at front offices are heating up. The Tribune is tracking all of the Chicago Blackhawks’ arrivals and departures, with insight along the way.
The NHL’s March 3 trade deadline is a week away and the phones at front offices are heating up.
The Hawks on Thursday traded 2018 seventh-round pick Josiah Slavin to the Anaheim Ducks for fellow forward Hunter Drew. Drew, 24, will report to the Rockford IceHogs. “It was kind of like, ‘We have a lot of defensemen, not a lot of room,’ and obviously I played for half the year last year,” Drew told the team website in February 2022.
Drew and Slavin are both 24 andhave a right-handed shot, and Drew is an inch shorter at 6-foot-2, but he brings more a bit more heft at 213 pounds compared with Slavin’s 190.
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