One of the greatest players of his generation is looking for an organization with which to wrap up his Hall of Fame career, and according to a former star, his decision has been narrowed down to two teams.
Chris Chelios reported for 104.3 The Score that Patrick Kane has narrowed his search to the Chicago Blackhawks and the Buffalo Sabres.
Kane won three Stanley Cups for the Blackhawks and is among that organization’s greatest to lace a pair of skates.
He is originally from Buffalo, though, and could return home to play his final season(s) in the league.
Chelios noted that he believes Kane will sign with Chicago, returning to the organization where it all began.
Kane has played in 1369 games, scored 508 goals, and provided 892 assists. Last season, he found the net 16 times and assisted 41, proving he still has plenty to offer a team, even at this point in his career.
Buffalo has been a team at the center of Kane rumors from the beginning, but there is something to be said about having the ability to return to the organization that you helped establish as a modern dynasty.
Prediction: Kane returns to Chicago on a short-term deal