Carolina Hurricanes left wing Taylor Hall posted his sixth career hat trick during their 5-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday evening. Hall would do all of his damage in the final period. He first found the back of the net on the power play. Later in the frame, he would add his second goal during 5-on-5 play and would cap off his evening with the empty-netter. He logged just three shots on goal and did not add a hit or a blocked shot. Over his last eight games, Hall has begun to turn the corner as he has only been held off the scoresheet twice. During this stretch, the 33-year-old has scored five goals and added four helpers with two of his goals coming on the power play. Given his role on the second offensive line and top power-play unit, he remains a solid option in all standard formats.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (undisclosed) is in danger of missing Tuesday's contest against Washington. He is considered a game-time decision for the matchup. It would be very unfortunate for Hall if he has to sit on Tuesday because he's had his best stretch of the season lately. Over the past four games, Hall has produced two goals and two assists. The former MVP has struggled for most of the campaign, amassing seven goals and 14 points in 30 outings. Philipp Kurashev is projected to join Frank Nazar and Tyler Bertuzzi on the second line if Hall isn't available versus the Capitals.
Taylor Hall Enjoys Multi-Point Outing Versus Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall had a hand in both goals as the team shocked the New York Rangers on Monday with a 2-1 win at Madison Square Garden. Hall helped Tyler Bertuzzi start the scoring in the contest in the first period, and he netted a goal himself with his only shot on target in the second frame. It was Hall's third multi-point performance of the season. The former MVP tends to come alive occasionally, but his work overall has been lacking. Through 27 outings, Hall has registered six goals and six assists. He's yet to find the score sheet in back-to-back games this season.
Taylor Hall Turns Back The Clock With Fifth Hat Trick
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall regained his MVP form for one night as he netted his fifth career hat trick in Wednesday's 6-2 win over Dallas. Hall started the damage just 17 seconds into the game and already had two goals inside six minutes. He hadn't scored three goals in a single game since 2013. The 2018 Hart Trophy winner has had a difficult time in recent years, and his production has been lacking in 2024-25 as well, even leading to Hall sitting as a healthy scratch. He's on nine points (five goals, four assists) in 21 games and belongs on the waiver wire in most fantasy leagues.
Taylor Hall Fully Ready For Start Of Training Camp
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (knee) will be a full participant in training camp, the team announced on Tuesday. Hall's 2023-24 season ended with knee surgery in November after he had played only 10 games. The veteran star posted two goals and two assists. After also having a nightmare in 2022-23 with Boston, scoring 36 points (16 goals, 20 assists) in 61 games, Hall must be very eager to prove his worth this season, especially as this is a contract year for him. Hall is projected to start the campaign on the second line and should feature heavily on the power play.
Taylor Hall Aims To Be "Solid Contributor" For Blackhawks
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (knee) is looking to produce a strong bounce-back year following an injury-hit 2023-24 campaign. "I'm really confident I'll be a solid contributor for the Blackhawks this year," Hall told Ben Pope of The Chicago Sun-Times. "What makes me say that is the hockey I've played and the preparation I've done this summer. ... I know I can be a difference-maker for our team." The former MVP was limited to only 10 appearances in his debut season with the Blackhawks. He suffered a shoulder injury in only the second game of the season and an ACL injury in November, which ended his campaign. Hall's fantasy stock has plummeted in recent years, but he aims to become a 30-goal scorer again and should be motivated by the fact that it's a contract year for him.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (knee) will undergo surgery and is expected to miss the rest of the season. The former MVP is set to have ACL surgery on his right knee. As a result, Hall will be limited to just 10 games during his debut season in Chicago, having also missed time with a shoulder issue early in the year. The 32-year-old potted two goals and posted two assists.
Chicago Blackhawks winger Taylor Hall (undisclosed) will miss Wednesday's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets and will undergo evaluations in Chicago. Hall has already missed six games this season with lower-body and shoulder injuries, and will now miss at least one more. The 32-year-old has four points in eight games this year as a consistent part of Chicago's top six and first powerplay unit. Ryan Donato will likely take over Hall's spot on the second line while he sits out, but doesn't have much appeal in fantasy.
Chicago Blackhawks forward Taylor Hall (lower body) practiced with the team on Friday and the club is hopeful he can return for Saturday's road game against the Nashville Predators. The veteran sustained a lower-body injury during a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Nov. 9. "We're going to be cautious, make sure and dress someone for warmup but that's my hope," Blackhawks head coach Luke Richardson said Friday. "I think he feels stronger every day, so we're hoping he's playing tomorrow and just keep going from there." The former Hart Trophy winner has tallied two goals and four points in eight games with the Blackhawks after being traded from the Boston Bruins this past summer.
Chicago Blackhawks forward Taylor Hall (lower body) will not suit up for Thursday's contest against the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning. Hall sustained a lower-body injury last Thursday against the Lightning when he fell backward on his right leg. "He's going to need a little more work," Blackhawks bench boss Luke Richardson said. "Hopefully soon after that if today is a good indication he's on his way." Hall, who has missed five games this season due to a shoulder injury, skated on his own on Monday and was a full participant in Wednesday's practice. In his first season with the Blackhawks, he has tallied two goals and four points to go along with 15 shots on goal and a minus-two rating across eight contests.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (lower body) has been ruled out for Sunday's matchup against Florida. He was injured in Thursday's 5-3 win over Tampa Bay and will already miss his fifth contest of the year. It's unfortunately been a stop-start season for Hall due to health issues, and he's struggled to perform at his best. In eight games, the former MVP has recorded two goals and two assists. Chicago's frontline will also miss Andreas Athanasiou (undisclosed) On Sunday, with Boris Katchouk and Reese Johnson expected to enter the lineup.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall has started to heat up and boasts goals from back-to-back games following Sunday's 4-2 loss to New Jersey. Hall opened the scoring against his former team, but the Blackhawks were quickly overpowered. He also bagged one, his first in a Blackhawk uniform, in Saturday's 5-2 victory over the Panthers when Hall returned from a three-game absence. The veteran winger now boasts four points through his first seven games in Chi-Town with 13 shots on goal.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (shoulder) will return to the lineup Saturday against Florida. He has missed three games with a shoulder issue. Hall has started life in the Windy City with two points in five games, both coming via assists. After kicking off the campaign on the top line, Hall is projected to make his return from injury as a third-liner. He will skate with Jason Dickinson and Tyler Johnson. However, the former MVP should also log minutes with the top power-play unit. The Panthers have struggled to kill penalties thus far this season, recording a lowly 72.7 percent efficiency.
Chicago Blackhawks winger Taylor Hall (shoulder) returned to practice on Friday for the first time since aggravating a shoulder injury and being put on IR on October 21. There still isn't a timetable for Hall's return, but it could be anytime with him fully participating in practice as part of the first powerplay unit. He should also be next to Connor Bedard when he returns. He only had two assists in five games before getting hurt, but he could be worthy of a speculative add in fantasy just in case he and Bedard find some chemistry.
Taylor Hall Out Week-To-Week Following Injury Setback
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall has been listed as week-to-week after aggravating a shoulder injury. Hall got hurt in Chicago's second game of the season on Oct. 11 against Boston and was then initially labeled as week-to-week as well. However, Hall sat out just one game. It looks like he is now set to spend a longer period on the shelf to recover fully from the issue. Hall has gone goalless with two assists in his first five appearances as a Blackhawk. Chicago's new-look first line consisted of Connor Bedard, Tyler Johnson, and Nick Foligno in Monday's practice.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (shoulder) plans to be in the lineup Monday versus Toronto. There's been a huge turn of events since Hall hurt his shoulder Wednesday against Boston, as he was initially regarded as week-to-week, but the former MVP has made a miraculous recovery, and it looks like he will end up missing only one game. Hall was back on the first line with Connor Bedard and Ryan Donato in Sunday's practice.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (upper body) was on the ice Friday and has been upgraded to day-to-day. He was initially regarded as week-to-week after he was hurt in Wednesday's clash with the Bruins. Hall has been ruled out for Saturday's contest against Montreal, but it looks like he won't be on the shelf for long. The 31-year-old is hoping to have a bounce-back season in 2032-24 after ending up with just 36 points (16 goals, 20 assists) in 61 games with the Bruins last term. He has opened the campaign on the first line with Connor Bedard and Ryan Donato. Taylor Raddysh replaced him on the line in Friday's practice, while Lukas Reichel was promoted to the first power-play unit.
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall (upper body) is considered week-to-week. The former MVP was knocked out from Wednesday's contest versus Boston with an upper-body injury, and he's now in danger of missing multiple games. The Blackhawks return to the ice Saturday versus Montreal. Hall picked up his first point via an assist for his new team Wednesday and can be happy with his work across the first two games, with his line having combined for five points. Andreas Athanasiou moved up to his spot on the first line Wednesday and could end up filling it full-time for the time being.
The Chicago Blackhawks acquired Taylor Hall in a trade with the Boston Bruins on Monday. He was traded to the Windy City along with pending unrestricted free agent Nick Foligno in exchange for Ian Mitchell and Alec Regula, who are pending restricted free agents. The Bruins opened up a nice chunk of cap space with the move and now have nearly $11 million to work with. Meanwhile, the Blackhawks picked up a former MVP to play with likely No. 1 draft pick Connor Bedard. Hall is only five years removed from winning the Hart Memorial Trophy, but he continues to bounce around in the league and now finds himself playing for a fifth different team in five seasons. The 31-year-old had a miserable year in 2022-23 with only 36 points in 61 games, but he is now nicely placed for a good bounce-back campaign, with Hall having a chance to play in a bigger role and linking up with a generational talent.
Taylor Hall Outstanding With Four Points In Game 4
Boston Bruins left wing Taylor Hall posted his new playoff career high with four points in Sunday's Game 4 victory over Florida. He set up Jake DeBrusk for a pair of goals, including one on the power play, and wrapped up the scoring himself late in the game to push the Bruins to a 6-2 victory. Boston can now close out the series with a victory on Wednesday. The team has continued to dominate in the postseason despite missing Patrice Bergeron (upper body) since Game 1 and also being without David Krejci (upper body) for the last couple of games. With two big pieces missing from the attack, Hall has stepped up with a team-high seven points. He is also among the league's top goal-scorers in the postseason with four markers.
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