The 18-year-old power forward became the NHL's No. 3 overall pick after the Hawks gathered intel from former players Johnny Oduya and Marcus Kruger and watched Frondell transform his skating.

Rinzel, in likely his last appearance in the prospect rankings before graduating into the NHL full-time, has surged to the ...

Marcus Krüger, who was a part of the Blackhawks’ 2013 and 2015 Stanley Cup-winning teams, played with Frondell during the ...

The Blackhawks also have an impressive goalie pipeline. They acquired 24-year-old Spencer Knight this past season, which ...

There is a lot of uncertainty in the top ten of the 2025 NHL Draft. No player has stuck out so much in his draft year that he ...

At one point in his rise to becoming the No. 3 pick, Chicago Blackhawks prospect Anton Frondell wasn’t so sure about his game ...

There are plenty of young prospects ready to earn NHL ice time, but where does everyone fit best based on what we know now?

With their latest addition for the future, the Chicago Blackhawks now have a better idea of where Anton Frondell could fit—especially after his recent comment about the kind of role he’d be willing to ...

Frondell, selected No. 3 by the Chicago Blackhawks last month, will be part of Sweden’s 25-man roster along with forward ...

The Chicago Blackhawks drafted the top-ranked international player with the No. 3 pick in Friday’s NHL draft in 18-year-old Swedish forward Anton Frondell.

The Chicago Blackhawks selected forward Anton Frondell with the third overall pick in the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft on Friday.

Anton Frondell might be the guy to consider. Of all the top forwards projected to go in the top ten, Frondell is the closest to being a true center who can play the 200-foot game.