Hyper competitive and helped change the culture of the team before 19, 88, 81, arrived. Sharp was so important to this organization's transformation. If you were a fixture on all of those teams you deserve to be memorialized forever. The likelihood of this organization ever winning 3 in 6 again is slim to none. Truly great teams and truly great players are so rare. The Blackhawks have been around for 100 years. Something tells me that if they had plans to bring him back they wouldn't be giving Reichel #27. He is also the best player ever to wear #7 here so it'd be odd in a way if he wasn't in the rafters and Seabrook was.
Chelios is a top 10 player ever for the organization and served the organization proudly when he was here. He has been brought back into the organization in an official capacity so whatever bad blood there was with previous generations of the Wirtz family have clearly been squashed.
Chelios' accomplishments and birth certificate to me make him a lock. Things ended badly here for both of them. There's also a debate about what to do with Chelios and Roenick as the stars of the 90s here. If Wilson is good enough to be in the Hall of Fame he should be good enough to have his number retired, in my opinion. All-time leader for points and goals for the Blackhawks. He was an all-star for basically a decade. Wilson is in the Hall of Fame as of 2020. I can't say that I really remember either of those two players, but I feel like the ferver should be flipped.
There is definitely a debate or even a campaign amongst the Gen X Blackhawks fans for Steve Larmer and to a lesser extent (at least from my vantage point) Doug Wilson. I would give those three a statue as they are the three best, most successful, and most important players in the history of the organization. Now, if Hossa is up there then it is safe to assume that 2, 19, and 88 are automatic.
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