Uncensored Hockey Talk
Artemi Panarin may be considering a return to the Blackhawks in the 2019 offseason. First reported by Scott Powers of The Athletic, Artemi Panarin said that he would list Chicago on his list of possible landing spots next summer. Apparently, there was originally bad blood between Panarin and Hawks management after Bowman and crew traded... Continue Reading →
I didn’t think I’d have to write this blog at all, let alone today. The Chicago Blackhawks have fired Joel Quenneville after staring this season 6-6-3. Q helped lead Chicago to three Stanley Cup Championships in his 11 seasons as head coach of the Hawks, ending with a 452-249-96 regular season record and a 76-52... Continue Reading →
What could a team with a struggling defense and a hot offense use? How about an elite goaltender coming off a 10-month injury? That’s right, Crawford is BACK. In case you didn’t hear me, just let Corey himself tell you. https://twitter.com/Drunk_Kane88/status/1052959334575964161?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%E2%80%9D%3EOctober I’ve been waiting for this day for a long time. Ward has been a... Continue Reading →
So, I said in my last blog that I would do a prospect analysis once a week. Stan Bowman ruined that this afternoon by making a multi-player deal with Arizona. https://twitter.com/NHLBlackhawks/status/1017483794998325249 There it is folks. I have a lot of questions that probably won’t be answered. Dumping Hossa’s contract? Great move, sad to see one... Continue Reading →
It seems that I’m just sitting in here refreshing Twitter, waiting for trade updates from Bob McKenzie and Elliotte Friedman. With nothing big happening besides the Noah Hanifin trade at the draft, I’m left waiting for noon on July 1st. The possibility of the Blackhawks getting Justin Faulk diminished a bit after the draft, but... Continue Reading →
With the 8thpick in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft, the Chicago Blackhawks selected defenseman Adam Boqvist from Brynäs IF in Sweden. Boqvist is known for his ability to move the puck well, quick feet, and a strong shot. At only 5-foot-11, 170 pounds, Boqvist is undersized, but he makes up for it with his playmaking... Continue Reading →
