According to Taylor Hall on Monday, he was shocked to hear that he'd be a healthy scratch in Saturday night's game against the Vancouver Canucks. Hall hasn't been this great scoring threat in 2024-25 but nobody on the Blackhawks has for long stretches.

It's looking like the 2024-25 season is going to be another long one for Chicago Blackhawks fans. At 6-11-1, the Blackhawks are not only sitting in last place in the Central Division, but they have the lowest point total in the NHL.

Chicago Blackhawks left wing Taylor Hall said he was "surprised" to be a healthy scratch on Saturday, saying coach Luke Richardson had given him no prior indication it was even a possibility.

As per a report by Charlie Roumeliotis, Taylor Hall did not see his being pulled from the lineup coming. Roumeliotis tweeted, “Taylor Hall was caught off guard by Saturday’s healthy scratch: “I was surprised by it.

In the Blackhawks' latest game, Taylor Hall was a healthy scratch. A number of different players have been healthy scratched this season, but there are some players that just don't normally come out of the lineup.

Chicago Blackhawks forward Taylor Hall season took an awkward turn after he became a healthy scratch ahead of Saturday night’s 4-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks. Throughout Hall’s 15 seasons in the NHL,

Taylor Hall said he and Chicago Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson are on the same page after the 33-year-old forward was caught off guard being a healthy scratch in a 4-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday.