Chicago Blackhawks

The legendary Stan Mikita holds the franchise record for the most career points, having scored 1,467 points during his tenure with Chicago. Right behind him is Bobby Hull, making the two icons the undisputed historical offensive leaders of the Original Six franchise.

The Blackhawks were one of the six active NHL teams that survived the Great Depression and World War II era before the league's major expansion in 1967. They joined the NHL in 1926, establishing the foundational era of modern professional hockey in North America.

The franchise has won the Stanley Cup six times in its history, with three of those championships occurring very recently. Their most recent Cup victories came in 2010, 2013, and 2015, a dominant era led by stars like Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane.

The team plays their home games at the United Center, which is located on the West Side of Chicago, Illinois. They moved into this massive arena in 1994, leaving their previous home, the famous Chicago Stadium, right next door.