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Former NHL stars Sean Avery and Chris Chelios have made surprise cameo appearances in the highly anticipated sequel to the ...

Hockey Hall of Famer Chris Chelios has been officially inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame as part of the Class of ...

Hall of Famer Chris Chelios' No. 7 jersey retired by the Chicago Blackhawks in a pregame ceremony on February 25, 2024. Pearl Jam announced the upcoming retirement during a concert.

Hall of Famer Chris Chelios will not return to ESPN as an in-studio NHL analyst next season, a source briefed on ESPN’s staffing confirmed to The Athletic on Monday. Front Office Sports was ...

The Blackhawks ’ new wave of jersey retirements will continue this season when former defenseman Chris Chelios watches his No. 7 raised to the United Center rafters, the team announced Thursday.

Hockey Hall of Famer Chris Chelios is among the cuts at ESPN. The former All-Star defenseman will not have his contract renewed by the Worldwide Leader, according to Front Office Sports. Chelios ...

Chris Chelios, a Chicago native who played for the Blackhawks for nine of his 26 NHL seasons, will have his No. 7 retired Sunday afternoon at the United Center. (John Lee/Chicago Tribune) ...

Chelios, then 47, was an old teammate of Granato’s brother Tony and remained close with the family. At that point, Chelios had played more than 1,600 NHL games across 25 seasons.

When the Chicago Blackhawks traded defenseman Chris Chelios to the Detroit Red Wings on March 23, 1999, it left him in no man’s land. Hawks fans felt betrayed by the Evergreen Park native, even ...

DETROIT — Chris Chelios always considered time his enemy. He vigorously combats its attacks on his body, maintaining a grueling workout routine that allows him to remain a vital part of the Red ...

Griffins Chris Chelios settles in with Grand Rapids Griffins, still committed to Red Wings but undecided on future Published: Nov. 08, 2012, 2:50 p.m. By Peter J. Wallner for MLive.com ...