Patrick Kane: Jonathan Toews’ Return ‘Shiny Story’ for NHL

Las Vegas – Patrick Kane believes it’s a return Jonathan Toevshis friend and former Chicago Bllekhawks The teammate could be one of the best stories in the NHL season.

Toevs, 37, did not play in NHL since its last game in April 2023. With Blackhawks, who chose not to sign it again. Toews was limited during the final two seasons in Chicago, dealing with the effects of the chronic syndrome of inflammatory response and pain with COVID-19. Signed a one-year contract with Vinnipeg Jets In July, the NHL returns with its team in the hometown.

Kane and Toews won three Stanley Cup as Blackhawks teammates. TOHS CAPITALS are that team for 14 seasons.

“I think it’s great. It’s obvious that it’s what he went through, that he could put himself in position and to feel good, I think that’s the most important thing,” Kane Espn said on Tuesday. “It could be a really great story for NHL and for a franchise for both him and his family. So I’m excited about watching.”

Toews deviated from hockey after Blackhawks refused to sign him again. He said that “was not fully retired”, but he would give himself “time and space to completely heal and enjoy life to the fullest.”

In November 2024. year, Toevs published on social media about a five-week “healing trip,” he told India where he said “happy to say” after Ayurvedic detox.

“There have been almost 5 years of searching for ways to heal the inflammatory and immune-system problems that took me out of the hockey,” Toevs said on Instagram.

Kane, enters the third season with Detroit Red WingsThey said that Toews remained in contact with him during his former teammate time away from the NHL.

“We’re talking pretty much. He came to Chicago about a month ago, so I could see it in the last few years, he was great – just to go in touch. He always heard from him” “he said he was.

Kane also left Blackhawks in 2023 years when Chicago traded in New York Rangers.

“It’s funny how your tracks change, do you see each day 17, and then suddenly, you somehow separated your special ways,” he said. “I felt that for some other teammates, like Brent Seabrook and Duncan Keith and Patrick Sharp. These are your best friends. They are suddenly retired or they are going to another.”

With Toma potentially ending career in her hometown, there was always a guess that Kane could do the same to do, and rose to Buffalo.

Would that consider something?

“You know what? I feel like I’m pretty happy with the franchise I was playing. Chicago was like hoping, Kane said, I really enjoyed my time there. It was a great place to revive my career and play in a good situation and I will be on the rise. “