Chicago’s Top Five Players Not Named Patrick Kane Kristi Loucks | December 16, 2015 It is almost impossible not to include Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane in a list of Chicago’s top five players, but the Blackhawks have a wealth of talent spread out…
The Return of Duncan Keith Lucy Hamilton | November 29, 2015 There was a huge welcome return to the Chicago Blackhawks line up two weeks ago in the form of defenseman Duncan Keith. Keith has been out injured for a month,…
Chicago Blackhawks Simply Never Quit Kristi Loucks | November 28, 2015 The Chicago Blackhawks have had what some have felt was an underwhelming performance as they went through the first 20+ games, especially on the back of a Stanley Cup Championship…
Keeping The Circus Trip Alive Lucy Hamilton | November 20, 2015 With the Chicago Blackhawks two games into their annual Circus Trip, and with an almost fully fit team now that defensemen Duncan Keith and Michal Rozsival are back from injuries,…
Coach Joel Quenneville’s Line Blender and a Pair of Returns Kristi Loucks | November 14, 2015 The Chicago Blackhawks have been struggling on the road (1-5-0) this season, having lost the last five away from the United Center. The fans are beginning to panic. However, the…
NHL Rule Changes: Will It Impact the Blackhawks? Kristi Loucks | November 13, 2015 For years, the NHL has been looking for ways to create more goals. The running theory is that more goals will draw more new fans, which is good for all…
Duncan Keith May Return This Weekend Dustin L. Nelson | November 10, 2015 Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith could return to the lineup as soon as Saturday against the St. Louis Blues, according to coach Joel Quenneville, reports Mark Lazerus. Keith has been…
Ahead of Schedule: Chicago Will Run on Duncan Keith Kristi Loucks | November 9, 2015 An Early Return For Duncan Keith Monday morning, the Blackhawks attempted to break the internet with yet another timely return. Last year, it was Patrick Kane returning for the first…
Vlasic Silently Sits Among the Best Drew Weber | November 3, 2015 Stealthy Success If you ask someone who they think is the best defenseman in the world they’ll probably respond with names like Drew Doughty, P.K. Subban or Erik Karlsson. These are…
Facing Off: Can Torts Save the Blue Jackets? Larry Fisher | October 27, 2015 Facing Off is a weekly column debating five of hockey’s hottest topics each and every Monday. From current events like trades and hat tricks, to bigger-picture stuff like scandals and expansion…
Stanley Cup Finals Re-Match Lite without Duncan Keith Kristi Loucks | October 24, 2015 Sea of Change For the Tampa Bay Lightning, Saturday’s game has been earmarked on their calendar since the schedules were released. They will step foot on the United Center ice…
With Rundblad’s Short Leash, Ville Pokka is a Player to Watch in Chicago David Tews | October 23, 2015 No coach faces a greater short-term adjustment than Joel Quenneville in Chicago after Duncan Keith was ruled out 4-6 weeks following surgery to repair a torn meniscus. Not only is…
