Blackhawks–Blues rivalry

Blackhawks–Blues rivalry
	Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues
First meeting	November 12, 1967
Latest meeting	March 22, 2025
Next meeting	TBD
Statistics
Meetings total	397
All-time series	190–160–35–12 (CHI)
Regular season series	155–132–35–12 (CHI)
Postseason results	35–28 (CHI)
Largest victory	CHI 10–3 STL; October 27, 1974
Longest win streak	CHI W7
Current win streak	STL W5
Postseason history
	1973 quarterfinals: Blackhawks won, 4–1; 1980 preliminary round: Blackhawks won, 3–0; 1982 division finals: Blackhawks won, 4–2; 1983 division semifinals: Blackhawks won, 3–1; 1988 division semifinals: Blues won, 4–1; 1989 division finals: Blackhawks won, 4–1; 1990 division finals: Blackhawks won, 4–3; 1992 division semifinals: Blackhawks won, 4–2; 1993 division semifinals: Blues won, 4–0; 2002 conference quarterfinals: Blues won, 4–1; 2014 first round: Blackhawks won, 4–2; 2016 first round: Blues won, 4–3;

The Blackhawks–Blues rivalry is a National Hockey League (NHL) rivalry featuring two teams in the league's Western Conference Central Division, the Chicago Blackhawks and the St. Louis Blues. Since 1970 (excluding the 2020–21 season), the two teams have been in the same division. It is the most intense rivalry in terms of penalty minutes and fighting, and at the height of the rivalry during the Norris Division days, it was common to go to a Chicago versus St. Louis game and see a brawl break out.

Since the move of the Detroit Red Wings to the Eastern Conference, this rivalry is considered the top divisional rivalry for both teams.