Returning to professional sports after a nearly two-year absence would be difficult for anyone, and it seems almost impossible for a 36-year-old whose body has endured what Toews' has. If anyone could do it,

Chicago Blackhawks legend Jonathan Toews is on the brink of an NHL comeback, as revealed in an interview with GQ published last Sunday. After stepping away from hockey to focus on his health, the three-time Stanley Cup champion has resumed skating and expressed a desire to return to play in the NHL.

Along with the Maple Leafs, Jets and Avalanche, the Hockey News also believe the New Jersey Devils might get in the mix. Some fans wonder if the Oilers could also get involved seeing that Toews’ former GM in Chicago, Stan Bowman, is now the general manager in Edmonton.

This is one story that I must admit I did not expect I would be covering this season. In spite of the fact that it has been two seasons since we last saw legendary former Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews lace up his skates at the National Hockey League level,

After taking two years away from hockey, Jonathan Toews is still considering a return to the NHL. The former Chicago Blackhawks captain has been dealing with chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) and long-term COVID-19, which took a toll on Toews at the turn of the decade.

Three-time Stanley Cup champion Jonathan Toews made waves this week when he expressed his desire to attempt an NHL comeback, and it seems the interest is mutual from NHL teams.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are among several teams, three of them already known, monitoring Jonathan Toews as the former Chicago Blackhawks captain is preparing for his NHL comeback this or next season.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have made it clear in recent weeks that they would prefer to add a centre in hopes of allowing John Tavares to move to the wing.

After nearly two years away from the NHL, Jonathan Toews is reportedly considering a comeback – and the Toronto Maple Leafs are among the teams keeping a close eye on the former Chicago Blackhawks captain.

The former Blackhawks captain has resumed skating and could draw interest from several teams, Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli reported Thursday.

A future Hall of Famer is considering a comeback to the NHL and multiple teams have already expressed interest. Three-time Stanley Cup champion Jonathan Toews spoke with Matthew Robertson of GQ Magazine earlier this week and opened up about his battle with chronic inflammatory response syndrome.