The Chicago Blackhawks just confirmed that a Goaltender will be traded at the NHL deadline

The Chicago Blackhawks' general manager, Kyle Davidson, did the unthinkable on March 1st by acquiring goal tender, Spencer Knight, as well as a 1st round pick for the 2026/27 NHL season, for the one and only, Seth Jones.

This trade is absolutely ideal for the Chicago Blackhawks as they have been stuck in the worse spot of their rebuild, but this leaves many fans curious as to what will happen to with the organization after acquiring a third goalie.

NHL reporter, Jim Matheson, broke the silence regarding this topic, assuming that the goaltender traded will be Petr Mrazek, as his fall-out with the Blackhawks has been nothing more than noted.

This original 6 team is in the most crucial stage of their progression, and unfortunately for Petr Mrazek, the team is currently focusing on young talent that can contribute to the organizations success for the future.

The 33-year old has failed to find consistency in net all season. He is currently standing at 10-19-2 for the season, with a 3.46 GAA (goals-against average) and a .890%, and with the Hawks' intentions, this veteran has no reason to continue in Chicago.

With the NHL trade deadline quickly approaching on March 7, four days away, Petr Mrazek's days in Chicago appear numbered and his last game with the team is set to be on March 5 against the Ottawa Senators.