Rest In Peace to a Blackhawks Legend: Honoring His Time in Chicago
We are officially seventeen days away from September 28th, which marks the Blackhawks first day back on the ice, in a official NHL pre-season game which will take place against the Hawks rivalry, the Detroit Red Wings. The game will give Blackhawks fans a opportunity to see entirely new faces, from experienced signings like Max Domi to newcomers like Lukas Reichel and others.
Today, we honor the best #17 as we are 17 days away from Hawkey season. That #17 is Kenny Wharram, who sadly passed away on January 10th in his hometown of North Bay Ontario. Today, we will honor the fallen Blackhawks legends career.
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No. 17: Kenny Wharram (C/RW, 1951-69)
Wharram spent all 14 NHL seasons in Chicago, where he racked up 533 points (252 goals, 281 assists) in 766 regular-season games and 43 points (16 goals, 27 assists) in 80 postseason contests. His best season came in 1963-64 when he set career highs in goals (39) and points (71), and was named an NHL All-Star for the first time.
Wharram spent all 14 NHL seasons in Chicago, where he racked up 533 points (252 goals, 281 assists) in 766 regular-season games and 43 points (16 goals, 27 assists) in 80 postseason contests. His best season came in 1963-64 when he set career highs in goals (39) and points (71), and was named an NHL All-Star for the first time.
There's not much footage around from the 1960's, but a few rare clips still remain on the internet, let's take a look!
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SEPTEMBRE 11 | 169 ANSWERS Rest In Peace to a Blackhawks Legend: Honoring His Time in Chicago Predict how long it'll take the Blackhawks to win there next Stanley cup? | ||
| 5 plus years | 34 | 20.1 % |
| 10 plus years | 59 | 34.9 % |
| 20 plus years | 48 | 28.4 % |
| Who knows! | 28 | 16.6 % |
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