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Tag Archives: Tomas Kopecky
Tomas Kopecky Has Become A Blackhawks Barometer
After beginning the season with one of the best hot streaks of his career, Tomas Kopecky has completely disappeared. In his first seven games, Kopecky scored eight points and factored into the scoring in six of the seven contests. Since … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, Joel Quenneville, NHL, NHL Central, Tomas Kopecky, Western Conference
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Blackhawks Summer Trade Analysis: Part Five
This will be the fifth and final installment of our analysis of the Blackhawks’ summer moves as part of a team evaluation at the end of the first quarter of the season. On Monday morning in Part One of our Summer Trade … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged 2010 Stanley Cup Finals, Andrew Ladd, Brent Sopel, Brian Campbell, Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, dave bolland, duncan keith, Dustin Byfuglien, Joel Quenneville, Jonathan Toews, kris versteeg, Marian Hossa, NHL, NHL Central, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, Tomas Kopecky, Western Conference
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Viktor Stalberg, Blackhawks Finally Get An Overtime Win
It has been a long couple weeks for the Chicago Blackhawks. The losses have been mounting, and many of them were coming at the hands of mediocre teams. Health has been an issue all season, and coach Joel Quenneville hasn’t … Continue reading
Video Evidence That Tomas Kopecky Sucks
Latex paint finishes faster than Tomas Kopecky. Here are four should-have-been goals that Kopecky couldn’t handle. There have been countless others so far this year.
Jack Skille Arrives, Blackhawks Depart Nashville A Loser
Jack Skille, who had been mocked and taunted by fans throughout the NHL for his inability to get a puck into the net through 17 games (18 for the team), beat Pekka Rinne twice on Saturday night. And yet … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, dave bolland, duncan keith, jack skille, Jake Dowell, Joel Quenneville, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, Marty Turco, Nashville Predators, NHL, NHL Central, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, Tomas Kopecky, troy brouwer, viktor stalberg, Western Conference
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A Trade Between Finalists? The Blackhawks Should Call the Flyers
It might be time for Stan Bowman to start making calls. The number of underwhelming veterans on the Blackhawks roster has led to a lot of hair pulling and alcohol consumption early in the year for fans in Chicago, and … Continue reading
Blackhawks Lineup Shake-Up Continues
As the Blackhawks continue looking for answers to their slide, the roster shuffling continues. At least this time it’s a player getting healthy that’s forcing the issue. According to coach Joel Quenneville, Dave Bolland will return to the lineup on … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Blackhawks
Tagged brent seabrook, Brian Campbell, Bryan Bickell, Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, dave bolland, duncan keith, jack skille, Jake Dowell, Joel Quenneville, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, Marty Turco, NHL, NHL Central, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Patrick Kane, patrick sharp, Tomas Kopecky, troy brouwer, Western Conference
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What’s Wrong With The Chicago Blackhawks?
Everyone wants to find a scapegoat to blame for the Blackhawks’ early season struggles this year. Whether it’s the fans that think Andrew Ladd or Dustin Byfuglien needed to come back, those that want to blame Marty Turco, or the … Continue reading
Box Score Breakdown: Blackhawks Loss to Devils Provides Insight Into Hawks Problems
Here is the box score from last night’s Blackhawks 5-3 loss to the last place New Jersey Devils. OK, so what sticks out? Let’s look at a few things that you can clearly see went wrong last night, and a … Continue reading
Blackhawks Loss At Rangers Both Encouraging, Frustrating
Last night’s 3-2 loss at the New York Rangers was a mixed bag for the Blackhawks. There were strong points to their game, and a lot of frustrating aspects as well. Encouraging Brian Campbell came back, skated 19:58 and 21 … Continue reading
