The Blackhawks announced Thursday afternoon that defenseman Brent Seabrook underwent successful right hip surgery and is expected to be cleared for full hockey activity in five-to-six months.
Seabrook's right hip surgery was the final of the three in his reconstructive process after undergoing surgery on his right shoulder in December and his left hip in January. He was placed on season-ending long-term injured reserve on Dec. 26, 2019.
The five-to-six month timeline puts Seabrook at a July or August return, which means he should be ready for training camp in September. But it's unclear what the future holds for Seabrook, who turns 35 in April and has four years remaining on his contract after this season that carries a $6.