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Blackhawks loan Boisvert, Mylymok and Spellacy to Rockford

The three forwards join the IceHogs, bringing Rockford’s training camp roster to 38 players.

Hockey.comSep 25, 2026

File photo: Chicago Blackhawks centre Sacha Boisvert warms up before a game against the San Jose Sharks on April 6, 2026. — David Gonzales-Imagn Images

The Chicago Blackhawks loaned forwards Sacha Boisvert, Connor Mylymok and AJ Spellacy to the Rockford IceHogs on Friday, according to an announcement from their American Hockey League affiliate.

The three additions bring Rockford’s training camp roster to 38 players: 22 forwards, 13 defencemen and three goaltenders. The IceHogs reported five additions from Chicago on Thursday, when their camp roster stood at 35; Friday’s loans are a separate round of moves.

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