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The Fantasy Five-Hole: Radulov’s Return, Playoff Sleepers and more
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Blackhawks Looking Internally for Patrick Sharp Replacement
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Marcus Kruger Stepping Up for Chicago During his Sophomore Season
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Blackhawks’ Bryan Bickell Out 3 Weeks with Wrist Surgery
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Blackhawks’ Prospect Marcus Kruger to make NHL Debut Tuesday?
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Depth Down the Middle a Major Hole For the Chicago Blackhawks
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NHL Top 100 Prospect Rankings (Part 1: 76 to 100)
86 Jordan Weal LAK F Drafted: 2010-70th
Only Hall and Seguin have compiled more points last season in the CHL amongst draft eligible players. To accomplish this in the toughest of the three CHL leagues, the Dub (WHL) that is, is all the more impressive. In fact, Jordan Weal became the first 17-year-old player in over a decade to record 100 points in a season in the WHL (WHL.ca).