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Power play success eludes Hawks
Failing on 10 of 11 power-play opportunities is not good. How not good is up for debate, at least in the Blackhawks' estimation. It's likely the Hawks will survive a first-round series against the Wild despite fizzling with the man advantage, and some...
Tags: Ice Hockey, Ray Emery, Sports, Dave Bolland, Jonathan Toews
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Oduya's off-the-glass pass unforgettable
They remember the goals, and they might remember the pass that precipitated the goal, but rare is the pass before the pass that lodges in anyone's memory banks. And then there was Blackhawks defenseman Johnny Oduya's off-the-glass, into-the-ether outlet...Tags: Pittsburgh Penguins, Johnny Oduya, Ice Hockey, Sports, Dave Bolland
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Hawks' offense comes alive to take 2-0 series lead
Like an over-active flipper on a pinball machine, Corey Crawford kept flashing his right pad and kept denying Zach Parise on five consecutive shots from just outside — and some inside — the Blackhawks crease. The sequence during a second-...
Tags: Ice Hockey, Justin Falk, Sports, Zach Parise, Jonathan Toews
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Hawks' Bolland, Emery unlikely for Game 2
Tribune reporterIt doesn't appear the Chicago Blackhawks will have the services of center Dave Bolland and backup goaltender Ray Emery for Game 2 of their first-round playoff series against the Minnesota Wild on Friday night. Bolland missed the final three games of the...Tags: Ray Emery, Dave Bolland, United Center, Michal Handzus, Joel Quenneville
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NHL playoff picks: Pens' Cup to lose
SportsTalkThe 2013 Stanley Cup is Pittsburgh’s to lose. Even with stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin – arguably the best two players in the league – out of the lineup down the stretch, the Penguins continued to win, seemingly with...... -
Real season begins for Blackhawks
The record-setting 24-game run to start the season without a regulation loss and the hoopla that surrounded it was nice. So was winning the Presidents' Trophy as the team that finished with the most points in the NHL. What do those accomplishments...Tags: Johnny Oduya, Ice Hockey, Sports, Duncan Keith, United Center
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NHL Stanley Cup Playoff preview
Wasn’t it just yesterday that the Kings were hoisting the Stanley Cup? Time flies when you follow a tedious, spirit-sapping lockout with a 48-game season that was crammed into 100 calendar days. The Kings will try to become the first team to win...
Tags: Pittsburgh Penguins, Jonathan Toews, John Tavares, Henrik Sedin, Chicago Blackhawks
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Hawks' Kane brings back 'playoff mullet'
Tribune reporterIt's back and it's as glorious as ever. Chicago Blackhawks winger Patrick Kane was sporting a mullet during the morning skate prior to Game 1 of the Western Conference quarterfinals against the Wild on Tuesday at the United Center. "It's pretty...Tags: United Center, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Conference (NHL), Phoenix Coyotes, Chicago Blackhawks
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Several Hawks may rest against Blues
A one-game vacation could be in the works for some Blackhawks when they travel to St. Louis on Saturday to take on the Blues in the regular-season finale. Coach Joel Quenneville said before Friday's game against the Flames that he might rest players...
Tags: Ice Hockey, Dave Bolland, Ray Emery, Sports, Trips and Vacations
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Kane and Toews torch Flames
Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews added some competitive fire to the Blackhawks' mostly meaningless regular-season home finale Friday night against the Flames. With the Presidents' Trophy in hand and home-ice advantage throughout the playoffs secured, the...
Tags: Ice Hockey, Sports, Ray Emery, Chris Butler, Jonathan Toews
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THE HAT TRICK
Do you know the mullet man? Patrick Kane has revived the playoff mullet, racing stripes and all, that he sported in the 2010 and 2011 playoffs. "It's good for a good laugh or two," he said. "It's something that's kind of been a little bit of a...Tags: Comcast SportsNet (tv network), Minnesota Wild
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Hawks to face Wild in 1st round
ST. LOUIS — Joel Quenneville had a novel idea for keeping track of a potential first-round playoff opponent while the Blackhawks were playing the Blues in the regular-season finale. "We mentioned having a TV on the bench," the Hawks coach said...
Tags: Ice Hockey, Sports, United Center, Ryan Suter, Colorado Avalanche
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