Chicago Blackhawks game Monday postponed due to COVID outbreak on Calgary Flames

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By ABC7 Chicago Digital Team

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago Blackhawks game against the Calgary Flames Monday at the United Center has been postponed by the NHL due to a COVID outbreak on the Flames.

The Flames have reported six players and a staff member who are in the COVID-19 protocol, the league said.

The Blackhawks game which was originally set to be played Monday at the United Center will be rescheduled.

Tonight’s game against Calgary has been cancelled as a result of six @NHLFlames players and one staff member entering COVID protocol.

We will now recognize Marc-Andre Fleury’s 500th win milestone before our game on Wednesday.
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) December 13, 2021

Tickets will automatically be valid for the new game whenever it is scheduled. Ticketholders can contact customerservice@blackhawks.com with any questions.

The team had been planning to honor goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury for his milestone of 500 wins Monday night. He will now be honored at the next Blackhawks home game on Wednesday.

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