Taylor Hall is back after missing most of his first season with the Chicago Blackhawks with a right knee injury.

The Blackhawks aren't taking any chances and doing what they can to ensure Hall remains as healthy as possible this season. While his knee has healed nicely and the 32-year-old said that it's as good as it's going to be, he is going to be on load management in 2024-25. This means he won't be on the ice for more than four days in a row.

Taylor Hall is ready to get right back in the swing of things this season after missing the last 72 games of the Chicago Blackhawks' season in 2023-24. He started on the top line beside Connor Bedard and it appears as though that is where he will once again start the season.

After five days of scrimmages and drills, the Chicago Blackhawks open the preseason schedule with a home game against the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday.