Chicago Blackhawks legend Dennis Hull has passed away at 81. Younger brother of Hall of Famer Bobby Hull, Dennis carved out a notable NHL career, playing 13 seasons with the Blackhawks where he amassed 298 goals and 640 points in 904 games. He was a key player in the 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union, contributing significantly to Canada’s victory. After his playing days, Hull served as Athletic Director at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago and maintained a private life. Condolences go out to his family and loved ones during this difficult time.

By the Numbers
  • 298 goals scored in his NHL career
  • 640 points accumulated over 904 games
  • Five-time All-Star Game participant
Yes, But

Despite his successful career, Dennis Hull often played in the shadow of his brother Bobby, a factor that may have influenced public perception of his accomplishments.

State of Play
  • Dennis Hull passed away on May 30, 2026
  • His impact on the Blackhawks and Team Canada remains significant to hockey history
What's Next

Tributes and remembrances from fans, players, and sports analysts are expected as the hockey community reflects on Hull's contributions and legacy.

Bottom Line

Dennis Hull's legacy as a talented NHL player and an important part of Canadian hockey history will be remembered and celebrated following his passing.