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Tag Archives: Marty Turco
Chicago Blackhawks Grades At Christmas: Forwards
With the Blackhawks taking time away from the ice for Christmas, it’s a good time to look back at the first 35 games of the NHL season. The Hawks are 22-9-4, good for first place in the Central Division and Western … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12 Blackhawks
Tagged Andrew Brunette, ben smith, brandon pirri, brandon saad, Bryan Bickell, Chicago Blackhawks, Daniel Carcillo, dave bolland, Jamal Mayers, jeremy morin, Jonathan Toews, marcus kruger, Marian Hossa, Marty Turco, michael frolik, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, viktor stalberg
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Chicago Blackhawks Summer Preview: Unrestricted Free Agents
Blackhawks fans are all-too familiar with the concept of summer departures, and this year’s roster has its share of players that need new paper. In this look towards the coming summer, we’ll examine the unrestricted free agents from the 2010-11 … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Blackhawks trade rumors, fernando pisani, Garnet Exelby, hannu toivonen, jassen cullimore, jeff taffe, Joel Quenneville, Jordan Hendry, Marty Turco, NHL, NHL Central, ryan johnson, Stan Bowman, Tomas Kopecky
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Chicago Blackhawks Season Ending Grades: Goalie
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. First, we’ll look back at the goalies: Corey Crawford and … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged Chicago Blackhawks, Corey Crawford, Joel Quenneville, Marty Turco, NHL, Stan Bowman, Western Conference
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Corey Crawford March-ing Backwards
Corey Crawford has done everything to earn candidacy for the Calder Memorial Trophy this season, but as the season sprints toward the finish line, he’s starting to struggle. While many Blackhawks fans think it’s a matter of Crawford being … Continue reading
Marty Turco Gives Roman Polak A Seat (video)
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Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, Marty Turco, NHL, NHL Central, Western Conference
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Blackhawks Reach The Breaking Point
Yes, it’s only one loss. Yes, they still have 27 games left and are within smelling distance of the eighth seed in the Western Conference. But Friday night may have been enough that the Blackhawks cannot come back. This is … Continue reading
Blackhawks Start Second Half With A Touchdown
Consider all the hyperbole that has been thrown around about the Blackhawks push for a playoff spot. Marian Hossa needs to score. Dave Bolland needs to score. Patrick Kane needs to be more offensive. Jack Skille needs to do… … Continue reading
Chicago Blackhawks Player Grades at the All Star Break
Since we have a week without hockey in Chicago, we’ve already looked at some numbersthat indicate how important the play of Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook is, as well as talking about the impact (or lack of one) being made … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged brent seabrook, Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, Corey Crawford, dave bolland, duncan keith, jack skille, Jake Dowell, Joel Quenneville, john scott, Jonathan Toews, Jordan Hendry, Marian Hossa, Marty Turco, NHL, NHL Central, nick leddy, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, Stan Bowman, Tomas Kopecky, troy brouwer, viktor stalberg, Western Conference
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Blackhawks At The Break: Grading The New Faces
This isn’t the half-way point in the season, but after 50 games on the Blackhawks calendar the NHL will break for the All Star Game. So now is a great time for players to catch their breath, and fans to … Continue reading
