Gamesheet from Saturday: NHL
Advanced Metrics from Saturday: ExtraSkater
Nine Seconds: Hockeenight
Circus Observations: CSN
Hossa home: ESPN
Detroit Swimmers: PuckDaddy
It feels repetitive at this point, but given this is the third time this month that these two teams have played, it’s not surprising that once again the Hawks and Jets followed the same template. Hawks control early, let the opposition off the mat in the second, then say “fuck this” with time to spare and cruise out with two points.
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
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
While things didn’t get off to the most ideal start in Big D, the Hawks would come roaring back in a fashion very similar to that of last Saturday afternoon in The Peg, however even more opportunistic.
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
Hey, remember when we were all sad that the Columbus Blue Jackets weren’t around anymore to provide 9-12 points in the bank? They still are. They’re just called the Winnipeg Jets now.
The Hawks once again barely got out of a yawn and a stretch, and seemingly with one swipe or their arm put themselves far ahead enough of the Jets to basically put their hand on Winnipeg’s forechead and let them charge and swing and miss for the rest of the night. It really doesn’t get much simpler.
Let’s get right to the bullets:
