Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews to meet with Blackhawks management in January to discuss future

The National Hockey League's trade deadline is 79 days away and there's a possibility that two long-time Chicago Blackhawks, Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews, could be available.

Kane and Toews are currently in the final year of their contracts and are set to become unrestricted free agents on July 1st.

According to David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, Kane and Toews are expected to meet with Blackhawks management in January to discuss their futures with the organization.

Pagnotta went on to mention that there has been a lot more interest in Kane than there has compared to Toews. Colorado, Dallas, Edmonton, New York Islanders, New York Rangers and Toronto have all reportedly shown interest in Patrick Kane, while Boston and Colorado have been linked to Jonathan Toews.

The duo have spent their entire careers with the Blackhawks. Kane was selected first overall by them in 2007 and has gone on to put up 1,201 points in 1,134 games. Meanwhile, Toews was taken third overall in the 2006 draft and has appeared in 1,040 games, recording 867 points.

Source: David Pagnotta - The Fourth Period

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