Sacha Boisvert is set to continue his college career at Boston University, with eyes firmly on a National Championship. But once his season wraps up, if the Chicago Blackhawks find themselves playing out the string in April 2026, expect him to sign and make his NHL debut before the year ends.
Blackhawks fans will be eager to see him trade in his college sweater for the pro jersey, even if it’s only a brief cameo. Boisvert’s arrival will inject much-needed grit into a young Chicago roster, giving fans a glimpse of what he’ll bring when competing for a full-time role in 2026–27.
Already developing into a powerful two-way forward, Boisvert’s defensive awareness adds polish to his game. At the same time, his offensive upside is undeniable—exactly what Chicago needs alongside rising stars Connor Bedard and Frank Nazar. Last season with the Fighting Hawks, he posted 18 goals and 14 assists in 37 games, showing off his lethal one-timer and scorer’s mindset. He’s also proven he can distribute the puck, making him a natural fit on a team that will lean heavily on Bedard and Nazar’s playmaking.
With prospects like Oliver Moore debuting this season and Anton Frondell possibly joining in 2026, Boisvert could help showcase the future core of the Blackhawks well before the 2026–27 campaign officially begins. Even if the games mean little in the standings, his arrival—alongside steady growth from Bedard, Nazar, Artyom Levshunov, and Alex Vlasic—could ignite optimism across Chicago.
For now, keep an eye on Boisvert at Boston University. His final NCAA season could double as a warning shot to the NHL about what’s coming next.
