The interim head coach never reached higher than the ECHL in his playing days, but he won over Chicago's NHL stalwarts after just two games.

Sorensen wants the Hawks to be more compact in the defensive zone, willingly giving up passes to and shots from the point in order to have extra coverage in the most dangerous areas, like the slot. But it's not purely a conservative defensive system,

Anders Sorensen’s first game with Chicago looked a lot like when Luke Richardson was coaching the Blackhawks. Not enough offense in another loss.

One practice under Sorensen wasn't going to fix the Blackhawks, and we were all reminded of that in their 4-2 loss to the Jets.

Sorensen backed up his promise to open up the Hawks' offense with some noticeable tactical changes, but those changes didn't yield much in a 4-2 loss Saturday to the Jets.

We saw Jeremy Colliton go from being the IceHogs’ head coach to the head coach of the Blackhawks. We saw Derek King do the same. Now it’s Anders Sorensen who is making the jump from here in Rockford to Chicago.

The Chicago Blackhawks won for the first time under interim coach Anders Sorensen when they defeated the New York Rangers 2-1 at Madison Square Garden on Monday. Sorensen was named Blackhawks coach on Dec.

The Hawks found success Monday, thanks to an aggressive forecheck and defensemen joining the rush — the two things Sorensen, who earned his first NHL win, has emphasized.

It hasn’t been an easy 2024-25 season for the Chicago Blackhawks, who now sit 31st in the 32-team NHL. On Dec. 6th, the Blackhawks fired their head coach, Luke Richardson, after the team had started 8-16-2.

Taylor Hall had a goal and an assist, Arvid Soderblom stopped 29 shots and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the New York Rangers 2-1 on Monday night.

The Chicago Blackhawks fired Luke Richardson after a brutal start to the 2024-25 NHL season. Chicago wanted to shake things up as their team took a step back. The organization decided to turn to Rockford IceHogs head coach Anders Sorensen on an interim basis.