The Latest Breaking News from Hawks

The NHL trade deadline is Friday, and the phones in front offices are heating up.

Sam Lafferty also was scratched Saturday to protect him for a likely imminent trade. That forced the Hawks to dress 11 forwards and seven defensemen against the Sharks and left a “weird” feeling in the locker room.

Kane flew from San Jose to Chicago on Saturday as the Rangers began clearing salary-cap space to make the move financially viable.

Tyler Johnson is a frequent user of the tablets, where he can watch instant replays to analyze opponent’s formations and learn from his mistakes. Colin Blackwell, however, has weaned himself off that habit — and coach Luke Richardson isn’t a big fan in general, either.

Museum curator Peter Haby has been a part of Hawthorn's history for 45 years. Now, his service to the brown and gold has been recognised by the AFL.

Planes of the Saudi Hawks Aerobatic Team arrived in Kuwait on Thursday to participate in the celebrations of Kuwait’s National Day. In a press statement, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense said that the Saudi Hawks will perform aerobatic display, along with Kuwait Air Force planes by flying over Kuwait Towers…

There is reportedly mutual interest and there was a conversation Wednesday.

Gust, a forward from Orland Park, signed a two-year deal with a $762,500 salary-cap hit Thursday.

Premiers Geelong have started the pre-season where they left off last year, mauling a young Hawthorn side by 85 points on Thursday at GMHBA Stadium.

The Hawks rallied from three goals down to stun Dallas 4-3 on Wednesday, relying on another huge night from Patrick Kane and Max Domi to win their fourth straight.

The Hawks recently parted ways with head coach Nate McMillan after a series of moves to improve the roster around point guard Trae Young has failed to produce more than average results.