In a shocking turn of events, NHL star Patrick Kane is set to return to the Chicago Blackhawks, the team where he won three Stanley Cup championships and established himself as one of the league's top players. After a brief stint with the New York Rangers, Kane has agreed to a new contract with the Blackhawks, bringing an end to his time in the Big Apple. The move is expected to be a major boost for the Blackhawks, who are looking to rebuild their roster and make a push for the playoffs. With Kane back in the fold, Chicago fans can expect to see the return of the dynamic winger who has spent most of his career wearing the iconic Blackhawks jersey. Also, in other NHL news, the Winnipeg Jets have avoided salary arbitration with goalie Connor Hellebuyck, agreeing to a new contract that will keep him in the fold for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, the Columbus Blue Jackets have also dodged a potential arbitration hearing with defenseman Zach Werenski, securing a new deal that will keep the talented blueliner in Columbus for years to come.

Patrick Kane is heading back to the Chicago Blackhawks and where it all started. Jets Greaves and Columbus Blue Jackets avoid salary arbitration.