Hurricanes' Taylor Hall Calls Out The Chicago Blackhawks With Big Allegations

The Chicago Blackhawks traded Taylor Hall in a complex, multiplayer trade which sent him to the Carolina Hurricanes.

Now playing under Head Coach Rod Brind'Amour he's slotted into the team's second line.

He's played two games with the Hurricanes already and registered an assist which has obviously boosted his confidence--enough for him to take a shot at his former club.

He didn't hold back when he was asked about the trade by The Athletic's Mark Lazerus as he believes the Blackhawks are a terrible team and is relieved by the trade.

While he was correct about Ryan Donato being one of the Blackhawks' best and most productive forwards this season, we think he erred in judgment when he put himself among the team's most relentless players.

Donato plays fierce and gritty hockey, which we haven't seen Hall perform like that ever, in a Blackhawks uniform.

To be fair, Hall did miss the majority of the 2023-2024 season due a major injury. However, rather than acknowledging the setback, he used the Blackhawks as a scapegoat, while gushing about his Stanley Cup hopes with Carolina.

Tonight the two teams will face off, and with Hall's recent attitude, it could end up being a revenge game for the forward.

As he has a chip on his shoulder, and undoubtedly despises GM Kyle Davidson and the move which sent him to Carolina.

The Hurricanes are 31-16-4 and 2nd in the Metropolitan Division. The Blackhawks and Connor Bedard will have to shut down the veteran forward on his home turf in the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, NC.