 In the summer Breslin joined the Chicago Cheetahs of the Roller Hockey International (RHI) league for the 1994 season. Playing in just 6 games, Breslin recorded 5 goals and 13 points. Prior to the start of the 1994 – 95 IHL season, Breslin signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Wolves. He was one of the first three players signed by the Wolves who began their first season as an IHL expansion team. In his first season with the Wolves, Breslin notched 7 goals and 28 points. Chicago finished with 80 points — good enough for third in their division and to qualify for the playoffs. Facing the Kalamazoo Wings in the first round, Chicago was swept in three straight games. Playing in his first professional playoffs, Breslin contributed two points playing in all three games. In the off-season Breslin negotiated his own contract to stay in Chicago, signing a two-year deal. Over the next two seasons, Breslin averaged 56 games played a season due to knee and shoulder injuries. As a team the Wolves qualified for the playoffs in both seasons but failed to advance beyond the second round. At the conclusion of the 1996 – 97 season, Breslin was awarded the I. John Snider trophy as IHL Man of the Year, an award given to recognize outstanding community service.
