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Dermot Mulroney’s final appearance as Battalion Chief Dom Pascal aired in the Season 15 premiere of Chicago Fire, where he advised Severide on leadership before exiting. The episode also revealed that Joe Cruz suffered a fractured spine, ending his firefighting career, while Severide officially became Chief of Firehouse 51.
The three 'One Chicago' series return to NBC on October 7, 2026, for their 12th, 14th, and 15th seasons. The new seasons feature significant cast departures, including Joe Minoso from 'Chicago Fire' and LaRoyce Hawkins from 'Chicago P.D.', alongside new showrunners and storylines focused on institutional power struggles and character reinvention.
Ahead of Chicago Fire season 15, fans fear the premiere will shake up Firehouse 51 after the season 14 finale cliffhanger. While Cruz (Joe Minoso) death has been a popular fear, NBC has kept exits under wraps, making that outcome uncertain. Instead, the report suggests Dermot Mulroney’s one‑episode arc as Chief Pascal could end in a dramatic departure, potentially with Pascal dying heroically to save others—a twist the show has pulled before, echoing Evan Hawkins’ fatal sacrifice.
Dermot Mulroney said he felt bitter about leaving NBC's Chicago Fire, praising the time spent, the challenging scenes, and the show's impact, as his character is written off after two seasons and one final episode this season.
Dermot Mulroney is leaving Chicago Fire after two seasons; his Chief Pascal will be written off in Season 15, which premieres Oct. 7 on NBC. Mulroney shared at a horror convention that he loved the cast and fans, and described the departure as bittersweet but better to leave than stay as the story wraps two demanding seasons.
Robert Lewandowski starred in Chicago Fire's 2-1 win over Charlotte FC, scoring a 20th-minute equaliser and the 68th-minute winner on his home MLS debut, signaling he remains a quality frontman as Barcelona searches for a replacement.
Dermot Mulroney is reportedly leaving Chicago Fire in Season 15, per Deadline; the actor, who joined in Season 13 as Chief Dom Pascal and went on hiatus in Season 14, has not had NBC confirm the departure. Longtime cast member Joe Miñoso is also expected to exit in Season 15, signaling a broader behind-the-scenes shakeup after a Season 14 finale cliffhanger that left Firehouse 51 in peril.
Dermot Mulroney will exit Chicago Fire in Season 15, returning briefly to wrap up Battalion Chief Pascal’s storyline after the Season 14 cliffhanger; the shakeup also includes Joe Miñoso’s departure, as the firehouse adjusts leadership with Taylor Kinney’s Severide in play and Da’Vinchi joining as a new series regular ahead of the Season 15 premiere on October 7 on NBC.
Dermot Mulroney will exit Chicago Fire in Season 15, ending Battalion Chief Dom Pascal’s arc early. Original cast member Joe Miñoso is also leaving, there’s a behind-the-scenes showrunner change with Victor Teran taking over, and Da’Vinchi joins Season 15 as Marcus Burke. The new season premieres Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. on NBC.
Deadline reports Dermot Mulroney will wrap his Chief Dom Pascal arc early in Chicago Fire's Season 15 after joining in Season 13; he briefly left for Season 14 before returning for the finale to discuss his options. NBC did not comment. Season 15 will address the fallout from the finale amid broader cast and leadership changes, including Joe Miñoso’s exit and Victor Teran being named showrunner, while leads Kinney and Mayo renew and Hanako Greensmith, Jocelyn Hudon, and Brandon Larracuente are back; Da’Vinchi joins as Marcus Burke.
Deadline reports Joe Miñoso (Joe Cruz) is leaving Chicago Fire in Season 15, appearing in a few early episodes to wrap his arc. After his exit, only three original cast members will remain. The season also introduces Da'Vinichi as a new series regular and follows the showrunner change with Andrea Newman's exit after 14 seasons.
Joe Miñoso, who plays Joe Cruz on NBC's Chicago Fire, is leaving the series after 15 seasons, returning for a final run in Season 15 to wrap up his character arc. A longtime original cast member since Season 1, Miñoso will depart as the show introduces Da’Vinchi as a new firefighter at Firehouse 51 and appoints a new showrunner, Victor Teran, replacing Andrea Newman ahead of the October 7 Season 15 premiere.
Veteran Chicago Fire star Joe Miñoso, who has played Cruz since the show’s first season, is leaving the NBC drama in Season 15 and will appear in a handful of early episodes to wrap Cruz’s arc. The exit comes as the series adds Da’Vinchi as a new regular firefighter, while leads Kinney and Mayo re-signed and a new showrunner, Victor Teran, takes over after Andrea Newman’s 14-season exit. The Season 15 update follows a Season 14 finale cliffhanger that touched Cruz’s family storyline and a major emergency at Firehouse 51.
In the first MLS game after the World Cup, Inter Miami fell behind 1-0 when goalkeeper Rocco Ríos Novo missed a clearance for an own goal against the Chicago Fire. They stormed back to win 3-2 without Lionel Messi, with Luis Suárez scoring twice and Preston Plambeck netting the late winner, extending Miami's win streak to five.
Chicago Fire–Vancouver Whitecaps, set to feature Robert Lewandowski in his MLS debut, was postponed to Oct. 6 due to very unhealthy to hazardous air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke; Illinois declared an Air Pollution Action Day and outdoor activities were limited. The postponement also frames a Berhalter family angle as Gregg Berhalter coaches against his son Sebastian; several other MLS games remained on the schedule.