Overview
- The Chicago City Council, led by Ald. Brian Hopkins, formally declared August 8 as Patrick Kane Day to honor his impact on the Blackhawks franchise.
- Officials selected 8/8 to mirror Kane’s No. 88 sweater and celebrate his storied 16-season tenure in Chicago.
- Kane returned to Johnny’s Ice House West to lead youth hockey clinics, sign autographs and donate equipment to aspiring players.
- The celebration included his son Patrick Kane III and former teammate Alex DeBrincat, drawing families and community members to the facility.
- After two seasons in Detroit, Kane signed a one-year extension for 2025-26 to remain active in the NHL as he pursues further milestones.