Baffoe: A Guide To Celebrating A Blackhawks Win Tonight
Here's a helpful guide in case you're not quite sure how to approach tonight's Game 6 so as not to embarrass yourself or the city (because Chicago bandwagoners are known nationally).
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Here's a helpful guide in case you're not quite sure how to approach tonight's Game 6 so as not to embarrass yourself or the city (because Chicago bandwagoners are known nationally).
Saturday night in Chicago, the Blackhawks put together their most complete effort of the Stanley Cup Final so far.
Jonathan Toews watched the end of the fifth game of the Stanley Cup Final from the Blackhawks bench, unable to play after a hit to his head.
The Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins have been seen as a Stanley Cup Final of near-equals from the time this confrontation became a reality two weeks ago.
Corey Crawford does not have to hide his head in shame any more.
Patrick Kane scored two goals, and the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Boston Bruins 3-1 to put themselves one win away from hoisting the Stanley Cup for the second time since 2010.
This series is many things, but the battle between Toews and Bergeron will come to the forefront from this point forward. No matter what this year's numbers say, those two are hockey twins.
Any Blackhawks fan knows the names Toews, Kane, Hossa, Sharp, Keith and Seabrook by heart, but how many really know the story of the team's namesake?
A Chicago area pastry chef is showing his pride in the Blackhawks through chocolate, and lots of it.
Full marks must go to Jonathan Toews, who had the weight of the world lifted off of his shoulders when he scored a tie-breaking goal in the second period on a redirection of a Michal Roszival shot from the point.
