Soon:CTA
This may be an issue: LGH
Dominating week in Rock Vegas: CB
This kid might be something really special:Vine
Hockey in actually Vegas: ST
Box Score
Event Summary
War On Ice
In spite of the Hawks jumping out in front of the Sharks with three goals from defensemen in rapid succession, there ended up being some tense moments from the second period on through the middle stages of the third.
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FACEOFF: 7:30pm
TV/RADIO: CSN, WGN Radio
SHAKE IT MOMMA, CAPITAL KNOCKERS: Japers’ Rink, Russian Machine Never Breaks
The Hawks begin a stretch of four of five games at home before they head out west for the Circus Trip, and four of the five opponents (not the Lightning) are pretty much fighting it at the moment. If the Hawks are going to have something of a surge before the trip, which they usually play pretty well on, there would be no better time than now.
Whitewash: HockeeNight
This might be an issue: Score Canada
More hockey related revenue: BH.Com
We are Alive!!LGH
The Vortex:Hockeenight
Spawning a Monster: HockeeNight
Never Again: Chicago Tribune
INXS: Chicago Suntimes
Fro-Yo:TSN
Not good for the Oil: EJ
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Game Time: 8:00PM CST
TV/Radio: WGN, WGN-AM 720
God Save The Queen: Arctic Ice Hockey
Fresh off a frustrating loss in Toronto last night, the Hawks are left with no time to feel sorry about themselves as their tour of Canadian opponents continues this evening against the Jets back on the west side.
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FACEOFF: 6pm Central
TV/RADIO: CSN for those in the 606, NHL-N for those not, HNIC for those in the hinterlands, WGN Radio
SUFFERING SCOUSER LIKE MYSELF: Pension Plan Puppets
The Hawks take on the second half of the Ontario double tonight, sliding into the ACC for Hockey Night In Canada and a tussle with the constant narrative that is the Toronto Maple Leafs.
One would assume that this is where Corey Crawford returns to the lineup. He was the backup on Thursday so he’s clearly just about ready. He could be saved for tomorrow night at home against the Jets, but you feel like tonight’s the night.
The first month of the season is in the books–well, it’s the first three weeks but with the Hawks having played all the games in October they’re going to it just makes it cleaner to do this now. We haven’t learned all that much about the Hawks this month that we didn’t already know. They’re a very good team, they have a couple roster holes that they still haven’t really cleared up, and the power play gets a lot of chances but doesn’t finish as often as anyone would like, like a drunk male model.
So, what have we seen this month?
Box Score
Event Summary
War on Ice
While certainly the most sloppy game the Hawks have played so far this year, it was far and away the most eventful, with four blown leads before things needed to be settled individually. That’s how fickle and weird regular season hockey can be. Contrasting directly against Tuesday night’s near-impeccable performance against the challenging Ducks and walking away with nothing, the Hawks came right back around tonight and sloppily got out of Ottawa with two points. But that, so the saying goes, is why they play 82 of these goddamn things.
