Blackhawks roster outlook for 2017-18

Unrestricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 80 games, 5 goals, 12 assists, 17 points, plus-12.

Veteran has family planted in Chicago and would return at a discounted rate, like he did this season for $2.25 million, so long as the deal isn’t too low.

Signed through 2019-20 ($6 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 55 games, 32-18-4, 2.55 GAA, .918 save percentage.

Has cemented himself as a top-tier goaltender in the league and should be in net the next few years, much to the chagrin of some fans.

Unrestricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 32 games, 27-18-5 record, 2.38 GAA, .924 save percentage.

Darling will likely command a big payday and a chance to be somebody’s No. 1 goaltender. Be prepared to say goodbye to the Lemont native.

Unrestricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 46 games, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 point, minus-6.

Took less money to stay with Hawks two seasons ago, had an injury-riddled season, but could be a cheap depth forward again next year.

Signed through 2018-19 ($872,500 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 38 games, 2 goals, 3 assists, 5 points, plus-3.

Showed flashes of promise early before spending most of second half in Rockford. Could be a regular on the blue line next season.

Signed through 2017-18 season ($863,333 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 76 games, 19 goals, 12 assists, 31 points, plus-13.

Had a rough playoffs, but figures to play a key role next season thanks to his versatility and newfound scoring ability.

Signed through 2017-18 season ($925,000 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 12 games, 1 goal, 3 assists, 4 points, plus-3.

Looked the part in his first stint in the NHL out of Yale. Expect him to start next season on the roster.

Signed through 2017-18 ($717,500 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 49 games, 6 goals, 8 assists, 14 points, minus-1.

Has great speed but would need to develop more scoring punch and strength if he wants to stick around next season.

Signed through 2018-19 ($4.1 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 73 games, 5 goals, 13 assists, 18 points, plus-12.

One of toughest players on the team, set a career high in blocked shots and is an anchor of the Hawks’ blue line.

Restricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 29 games, 1 goal, 0 assists, 1 point, minus-12.

A deadline acquisition who didn’t develop quite how Hawks hoped. But Stan Bowman is high on him, and Hawks may give him another look.

Signed through 2022-23 ($10.5 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 82 games, 34 goals, 55 assists, 89 points, plus-11.

Had another head-turning season and figures to be in the running for the Art Ross Trophy again after losing out to Connor McDavid.

Signed through 2022-23 ($5.5 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 80 games, 6 goals, 47 assists, 53 points, plus-22.

Former Norris Trophy winner is still a top defenseman, but will he begin showing signs of age at 34?

Restricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 50 games, 2 goals, 6 assists, 8 points, plus-1.

Showed signs of promise. With questions on the blue line, the Hawks would like to have him back for another season.

Signed through 2018-19 ($750,000 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 47 games, 6 goals, 10 assists, 16 points, plus-15.

Solidified his spot in second half of season and should be valuable defensive center if Hawks have to make Marcus Kruger a salary-cap casualty.

Signed through 2018-19 ($3.083 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 70 games, 5 goals, 12 assists, 17 points, plus-7.

Unlikely he’ll beback. The Hawks need to make room for Artemi Panarin’s contract and Kruger’s deal is a prime candidate to be moved for cap space.

Signed through 2018-19 ($925,000 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 33 games, 4 goals, 3 assists, 7 points, plus-2.

Young winger showed promise early before knee injury stunted his development, but could play a significant role again next season.

Unrestricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 52 games, 2 goals, 7 assists, 9 points, minus-4.

Coming off an injury-plagued campaign, but could still command a salary likely out of reach for the Hawks.

Signed through 2018-19 ($6 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 82 games, 31 goals, 43 assists, 74 points, plus-18.

Extension kicks in, plus will have additional cap hit of around $2.5 million because of bonuses from this season. Will be an important goal scorer so long he’s in Chicago.

Restricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 82 games, 22 goals, 22 assists, 44 points, plus-14.

Due a raise over his $875,000 salary after a career year, but can Hawks make enough room to keep him aboard?

Restricted free agent.

2016-17 stats: 68 games, 4 goals, 4 assists, 8 points, minus-4.

Had a strong year as a bottom-line forward for a salary of only $575,000. Would be a good fit to round out forward depth if he signs a similar deal.

Signed through 2023-24 ($6.875 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 79 games, 3 goals, 36 assists, 39 points, plus-9.

Seabrook is a mainstay and his contract, plus his no-movement clause, would make him hard to move even if Hawks wanted.

Signed through 2018-19 ($925,000 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 61 games, 6 goals, 22 assists, 28 points, plus-10.

Had a strong second-half and will be an important player whose development will be a major storyline next season.

Signed through 2022-23 ($10.5 million cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 21 goals, 37 assists, 58 points, plus-7.

Captain had an up-and-down year by his standards but is still vital in almost every facet.

Signed through 2017-18 ($700,000 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 50 games, 2 goals, 1 assist, 3 points, minus-6.

Veteran is a significant voice in the Hawks room and will likely be back to provide that again next season.

Signed through 2017-18 ($825,000 cap hit).

2016-17 stats: 58 games, 5 goals, 11 assists, 16 points, plus-17.

Versatile defenseman has seen the ice a lot the last two seasons but could be a candidate for the Vegas Golden Knights to take in expansion draft.