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After that: Thu Oct 8 · 7:30 PM ET vs the Islanders
🧮 Team math
The Blackhawks scored 213 goals and allowed 275 last season. That's 62 more goals allowed than scored.
The Blackhawks won 29 of their 82 games last season. About what percent did they win?Show answer
29 ÷ 82 ≈ 0.354, so about 35%. That's less than half of their games.
Recent games
Before that
- L0–1 vs the Blues (preseason)Sep 24
- W4–3 vs the Wild (preseason)Sep 21
- L2–3 vs the Wild (preseason)Sep 19
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Record: last season (2025–26), from NHL.com official standings. Scores and schedule from ESPN and DraftKids Scores. Stories open on the publisher’s site. If something looks off, check with a parent or guardian.