Jonathan Toews announces plans for his hockey future

The Chicago Blackhawks have undergone significant changes this season, with only one player remaining from their former dynasty, Jonathan Toews, as Patrick Kane joins the New York Rangers.

Unfortunately, Toews has been sidelined for over two months due to an autoimmune disorder, but he is preparing to make his return tomorrow. According to Tracey Myers of NHL.com,

marking a long-awaited comeback to the lineup for the 34-year-old forward. This season, Toews has played in 46 games for the Blackhawks, accumulating 28 points through 14 goals and 14 assists.

While Toews remains uncertain about his future beyond this season, his return to the ice is sure to be a welcome sight for Blackhawks fans, especially this could be the final stretch of games he plays in the NHL before retirement.

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