WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — The NCAA’s rules on Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL), player transfers, and eligibility are under intense scrutiny after a key House committee hearing Tuesday focused on whether ...

Jonathan Toews, after two years of retirement, is eyeing an NHL return. His break due to chronic health issues was also a mental reset. Feeling better, Toews is training intensely for a 2025 comeback.

Irene Toews, 81, of Steinbach formerly of Giroux, passed away Friday, March 7th at Steinbach. She is survived by 1 daughter and 2 sons. She was predeceased by her first husband Bill Toews and her ...

The veteran will not be headed back to Chicago. Toews is ready for another NHL opportunity, although it will not be with the Blackhawks. He was not satisfied with the ending he had in Chicago and ...

Jonathan Toews has been away from professional hockey for two seasons. The former Chicago Blackhawks captain, 36, last suited up in April 2023. On that same day, Blackhawks general manager Kyle ...

The Jonathan Toews era with the Chicago Blackhawks appears to be officially over. Toews reaffirmed to Mark Lazerus of The Athletic that he's not retired and that he's aiming at returning to the ...

Former Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews remains serious about an NHL comeback even though he hasn’t played a professional hockey game in almost two years, per Mark Lazerus of The Athletic.

Former Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews is continuing to work towards an NHL return next season after two years out of the league. Toews, who has been putting himself through conditioning ...

When former Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews began to make rumblings about a potential comeback to the National Hockey League after undergoing an unorthodox "healing" treatment, my first ...

Toews struggled with Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome in his last couple of seasons, which sidelined him for the entire 2020-21 campaign and again from late February to early April in 2023 ...

Jonathan Toews figured he’d pick up surfing quickly. After all, he’s a world-class athlete who spent his whole life playing a sport that hinges on balance, core strength and raw athleticism.

Jonathan Toews said he is not ready to step away from hockey. "I'm not satisfied the way things ended in Chicago," Toews told Mark Lazerus in comments published Monday in The Athletic.