1970-71 Chicago Blackhawks season

The 1970-71 Chicago Blackhawks had a solid season, finishing with a record of 37 wins, 24 losses, and 17 ties, totaling 91 points. They played well defensively and had strong individual performances, but narrowly missed the playoffs, ending just outside the top four teams in the Western Conference. Coached by Billy Reay, the team relied on key players like Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita for scoring leadership. Despite their efforts, they couldn't quite secure a postseason spot, marking a competitive but ultimately unsuccessful campaign in their pursuit of the Stanley Cup.