The Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup Evolution Kristi Loucks | January 11, 2016 In recent years, coach Joel Quenneville has had to deal with one, maybe two rookies in his lineup. Even then, they were used sparingly until he felt they could…
The Blackhawks Look Tough to Beat at Half Way Point Rick Rischall | January 9, 2016 This weekend marks the half way point in the NHL for the 2015-2016. The Chicago Blackhawks have actually now played 43 games, sporting a record of 26-13-4. Their 56 points…
Danault Has a Rare Opportunity in Chicago David Tews | December 20, 2015 Seeing defensive stalwart and underrated depth forward Marcus Kruger go down for four months after undergoing wrist surgery was certainly not a welcome sight for Blackhawks fans who have grown…
QMJHL Players at the World Junior Championship in Ufa, Russia Fred Poulin | December 21, 2012 With the cancellation by the NHL of regular season games until January 14, 2013, the main hockey event of the Christmas Holidays for crazy hockey fans will be the upcoming 2013…
Breaking Down Canada’s WJC Roster Carl Maloney | December 18, 2012 Canada’s roster for the World Junior Championships was announced last week and has named the 23 junior players that will travel to Ufa, Russia over Christmas. As with every year…
Can Phillip Danault Eventually Replace Dave Bolland for the Blackhawks? Tim Pigulski | December 12, 2012 Victoriaville Tigres center and Blackhawks prospect Phillip Danault was named the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s (QMJHL) first star of the week after amassing eight points in just two games.…
NHL Lockout Could Provide Impressive Depth Up Front for Canada Carl Maloney | November 22, 2012 There are certainly not a lot of positives when talking about the NHL lockout. It is usually talked about with frustration and negativity, and in some cases apathy. However one…
NHL Draft Day One 2011 – Reactions: Trades Galore and Team Grades James Neveau | June 25, 2011 Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent St. Paul, MN – The 2011 NHL Entry Draft got off to a pretty tame start in the Twin Cities. Other than the trade that sent…