Blackhawks Blues Series Will Leave Duncan Keith Black and Blue
So far the first round Central Division match-up between the St. Louis Blues and the Chicago Blackhawks has been full of great hockey, thrilling games, and plenty of OT time. […]
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Will Duncan Keith Win Second Norris Trophy?
In an effort to reel in his second career Norris Trophy, Duncan Keith faces stiff competition. While the Blackhawks have slipped to fifth in the Western Conference, the ninth year […]
The Importance of Jonathan Toews
Jonathan Toews gets a lot of press, some if it occasionally going a bit over the top. Such hyperbole, however, is in itself a representation of the elite level Chicago’s […]
Video: Chicago Blackhawks’ Top 5 Plays of 2013-14
The 82-game NHL season sometimes seems like it will go on ad infinitum. Players often describe it as a “battle” and a “slog,” like trying to run through a mile-long […]
Did Duncan Keith Ruin Daniel Sedin?
It is no secret that the lack of offensive punch, especially on the power play, has been one of the keys to the Canucks’ mediocre play in 2013-14. Vancouver currently […]
The 2013-14 Chicago Blackhawks: How They Were Built
In this golden age of Blackhawks hockey, it has become a common fallacy to attribute the team’s success solely to its biggest stars. Those subscribing to this particular credit-giving schedule […]
NHL Award Favorites Halfway Through 2013-14
With most teams hovering around the 41-game mark, it’s as good a time as any to predict the eventual winners of the major individual trophies for the 2013-14 NHL season… […]
Patrick Sharp Causes Avalanche of Tears
We’re going to talk about Patrick Sharp. In the United Center, a message is shown on the jumbotron early in each Blackhawks tilt to text your “first star of the […]
The NHL’s Suspension System Is Broken
The NHL’s discipline system has been an abject failure with respect to intentional hits or blows to the head and their consequent punishment. I’ll be frank: Suspension lengths are far […]
Blackhawks Quarter-Season: Grading Individual Players – Part 2
If you haven’t read part 1, then read Part 1. In part 2, we’ll grade the Blackhawks stars. Same rules apply. There is no need to be upset. Grading Scale […]
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Fantasy Hockey IDP: A Midsummer Night Reality?
It has come to this. When ESPN opens up their doors for fantasy hockey, the IDP (Individual Defensive Players) league will have its inaugural campaign. Here at THW, we are always looking to push the […]
What does Bouwmeester’s Contract Mean for Pietrangelo?
After being signed to take over the #1 defenseman role in Calgary in the summer of 2009, Jay Bouwmeester found himself wearing the Bluenote at the trade deadline last season. […]
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