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Tag Archives: Brian Campbell
Chicago Blackhawks Season Ending Grades: Defensemen
Now that the season has ended, and the lockers have been cleared out, we’ll look back at the season that was and grade the players on the 2010-11 Chicago Blackhawks. In our first edition of the season grades, we looked at … Continue reading
Is Brian Campbell Really A Problem? And Is There A Salary Cap Answer For The Blackhawks?
When the Blackhawks season ended on Tuesday night, everyone looked for a scapegoat. It was easy to throw poor Chris Campoli under the bus for his awful turnover in overtime. And Marian Hossa didn’t put up a lot of points, … Continue reading
Blackhawks Roster: Projecting 2011-12, And It Looks Good
Now that the Blackhawks’ season has come to a close, the questions – and blaming – have started as fans look towards next year. First of all, it’s going to be OK in Chicago. They have plenty of talent on … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12 Blackhawks
Tagged brent seabrook, Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Blackhawks trade rumors, Corey Crawford, dave bolland, duncan keith, Jake Dowell, jeremy morin, Joel Quenneville, john scott, Jonathan Toews, NHL, NHL Central, nick leddy, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, troy brouwer, viktor stalberg, Western Conference
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Blackhawks-Canucks: Inside The Numbers from Game Six
The Canucks admittedly played their best game of the series in Chicago on Sunday night, and lost. The Blackhawks had a solid game, but a number of players weren’t their best. But there are a few numbers that stick … Continue reading
Blackhawks Battle But Ben Smith Can’t Bring Them Back
In what became a duel between two scorers, Daniel Sedin and the Canucks squeaked out a 4-3 win. While one of the Sedins leading the way for Vancouver isn’t surprising, the name Ben Smith might not have been familiar to … Continue reading
Posted in Here come the Hawks...
Tagged ben smith, brent seabrook, Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Chicago Blackhawks, Corey Crawford, duncan keith, Joel Quenneville, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, NHL, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, vancouver canucks, viktor stalberg, Western Conference
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Blackhawks Lose Game One in Vancouver: So What?
The Chicago Blackhawks started their title defense in Vancouver with a shutout loss at the hands of Roberto Luongo and the Canucks. So what?
Posted in 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs
Tagged brent seabrook, Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Chicago Blackhawks, Corey Crawford, duncan keith, Joel Quenneville, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, NHL, NHL Central, nick leddy, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Tomas Kopecky, vancouver canucks, Western Conference
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Blackhawks Defense, Corey Crawford Appear Back on Track
After a rough stretch of games in mid-March, during which the Hawks went 1-2-2, it appears they have found their groove again. And it begins on defense.
Blackhawks Salary Cap in 2011-12: Perspective 3.0
Now that Marcus Krüger has arrived in Chicago, it’s worth taking a look at the perceived “trainwreck” of a salary cap situation facing the Chicago Blackhawks next year. Back in mid-January, we looked at some potential numbers for the … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged brent seabrook, Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Chicago Blackhawks, Corey Crawford, dave bolland, duncan keith, dylan olsen, Jake Dowell, jeremy morin, Joel Quenneville, john scott, Jonathan Toews, kyle beach, Marian Hossa, NHL, NHL Central, nick leddy, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, shawn lalonde, Stan Bowman, troy brouwer, viktor stalberg, Western Conference
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Chicago Blackhawks Playoff Push: Reasons for Hope
In the wake of news that the Hawks could be looking at a couple weeks without Patrick Sharp, many fans are starting to jump off the bandwagon. As Lee Corso says every Saturday in the fall: Not so fast!
Chicago Blackhawks: Not Very Good on Sunday
Maybe after running off eight straight wins the Blackhawks thought they were locked into a playoff spot. After achieving two points in three games over seven days, they might need another wake-up call.