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Isaac Nielsen

Isaac Nielsen is a University of Nebraska–Omaha graduate with a degree in Journalism & Media Communication and four years of experience in sports journalism. He has spent the past two years as the Lead Blackhawks Writer at Sports Mockery, covering the team’s rebuild and focusing on roster construction, and has also reported on the Bears, Colts, Omaha Athletics, and Nebraska football.

Blackhawks Shockingly Sign Top Prospect To Immediately Begin Entry-Level Contract In Complete Head-Scratcher

Since taking over decision-making duties in 2021, Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson has made nothing but calculated...

Blackhawks Shockingly Call Up Defenseman Prospect, Put “Nail In Coffin” For Disappointing Veterans

Tasked with putting on an extraordinary performance to fight for NHL jobs Wednesday night, veteran defensemen Jarred...

Primary Guilty Parties In Blackhawks’ Ugly Meltdown Wednesday May Have Cost Themselves Chance At NHL Jobs

For the Blackhawks to finish Wednesday’s game with the scoreboard showing a 5-2 loss was likely a...

Joel Quenneville Speaks On Kyle Beach Scandal For First Time, Reveals Proximity To Events

Though the Blackhawks have endured plenty of news and revelations since the details of the Kyle Beach...

Multiple Areas Of Blackhawks Pipeline Finding Success, Continuing Impressive Run For Franchise

Since general manager Kyle Davidson took over his current role in 2021, the pride of the Blackhawks...

Monday’s Assignment Has Far-Reaching Implications For Blackhawks Defensive Group

With the Blackhawks far closer to the bottom of the NHL standings than to playoff contention, and...

Blackhawks Lethal Scoring Prospect Signs Entry-Level Contract, Representing Massive Success For Front Office

On Saturday, I highlighted the outstanding recent performance of third-round pick Nick Lardis as a reason why...

This Blackhawk Isn’t Getting Enough Consideration For Major NHL Award

Throughout this year, one word could be used to describe the Blackhawks: change. Chicago has had far...