You again? Blackhawks Comcast
I-90 shuffle begins: ESPN
The Journey begins: Comcast
Soon to be turned into a $20 Vodka/Redbull called Kaner: CBS
Get ready for rapid overreaction: TSN
The IceHogs had 2 more games this weekend; these were the first two games since the Hawks traded forward Jimmy Hayes and defenseman Dylan Olsen to the Florida Panthers organization on November 14th.
Circus Trip: Hockee Night
Raanta ready to help out: Chicago Suntimes
Salary Cap Superman: Second City Hockey
John McDonough everyone: Blackhawks. Com
Kane better behave in Sochi: CSN
The outdoor czar: Puckdaddy
How the hell is this quantified! TSN
Boxscore: Blackhawks
Advanced Metrics: Extra Skater
Local Rap musician returns: Comcast
Stan Bowman is not Dave Nonis: TSN
A Sault boy back home in Buffalo: Toronto Sun
This is important because it involves a Maple Leaf: PuckDaddy
Not surprising considering how he Values Colton Orr: Globe and Mail
Brownie Points to who says it first: NHL
For the first six minutes of this game, you couldn’t have asked for pretty much anything more from the Hawks. They controlled the play, every shift seemed to be rolling and the puck was planted in the Yotes’ zone… oh, and they were up two goals.
Then things went off the rails a bit. It started with a deflection off a Hawk that snuck past Corey. Then on a power play, a shot from the point bounced hard off the board and found it’s way to Shane Doan’s stick who snuck an unreal wrister to the far top corner. The Hawks would play pretty much the rest of the period on the kill thanks to Bollig and took the game into the second tied.
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FACEOFF: 7pm Central
TV/RADIO: CSN, WGN 720
NO REGRETS…: Five For Howling
Although Ralph was technically “Ralph Wolf,” he sure looked a lot like Wile E. Coyote. Anyway…
It doesn’t exactly feel like it, but tonight sees two of the NHL’s top five teams squaring off. That’s right. But the Coyotes don’t really generate that type of buzz, do they? There’s no feature on NHL.com about this one, or televised on NHL Network or something of a feed on Twitter about neutrals looking forward to watching two hockey powers go toe-to-toe. Maybe that will all be saved for Sunday’s tilt against the Sharks.
Shaw is happy Chicago Tribune
Getting ready for the November tradition: Comcast (Autoplay)
Ten minute OT? TSN
For every “I’d fight him in barn” statement, Burke says stuff like this: NHL
Boxscore: NHL
Advanced Metrics: Extra Skater
Taking his rightful place among the greats of the game: Blackhawks
Redefined American Hockey: ESPN
A very exclusive club: TSN
It’s not cheap in Canada either: Globe and Mail
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FACEOFF: 7pm Central
TV/RADIO: WGN for both
GET YOUR BISCUITS IN THE OVEN AND YOUR BUNS IN THE BED: Defending Big D
At little while ago, this weekend looked like another cupcake gauntlet for the Hawks (mmmmm, cupcake gauntlet… ). The Stars and Oilers were both near the bottom of their respective divisions, and to be kind to them they were both struggling to adapt to new coaches. However, the volume has turned up slightly as the Stars have won three in a row – two in the home run derby and one in overtime. However, two of the wins came in Boston and Detroit, so it’s not to be sneezed at like some black mold. If this were NBA JAM, the play-by-play guy would tell us the Stars are heating up (yes, I know it only took three straight shots in NBA JAM to be on fire, but two shootout wins and an OT win don’t scream “on fire!” to me quite yet. So shut up).
Talent prevails: Comcast
Early and Often: Chicago Tribune
Wipeout: Hockeenight
Advanced Metrics: Extra Skater
Game Summery: NHL
They failed for Nail for a reason: Sportsnet.Ca
A good guy returns: The Score
This is funny, but will probably piss people off: PuckDaddy
Yes that makes sense: Globe and Mail
