NHL All-Star Ratings Up 33 Percent
The Chicago Blackhawks were a big part of the 2011 NHL All-Start Game. And the All-Star game was big for the NHL.
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The Chicago Blackhawks were a big part of the 2011 NHL All-Start Game. And the All-Star game was big for the NHL.
In previous seasons the Chicago Blackhawks have split playing time between two goalies. This was supposed to be a season with one solidified goalie for the Chicago Blackhawks, and it has been for the most part.
The Chicago Blackhawks will spend the majority of their remaining schedule on the road. And the good news is, so far they've played well away from Chicago.
The Chicago Blackhawks start a road trip that will have them play six games over the course of two weeks. The team is hoping to use the momentum from the All-Star weekend to boost them in the Western Conference.
Over the course of the next two weeks the Chicago Blackhawks will travel 8,519 miles to play six games. But the most important ground they'll have to cover is in the playoff standings.
Nick Leddy has been logging plenty of time on the roads between Chicago and Rockford. Once again, the Chicago Blackhawks have recalled the defense from the Rockford IceHogs.
Before the 2010 NHL season started, Patrick Sharp wasn't listed among the Chicago Blackhawks on the All-Star ballot. When the All-Star game concluded on Sunday, Sharp was named the game's MVP.
Patrick Sharp was named MVP in the NHL All-Star Game, outshining Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews.
Sunday afternoon, the NHL's top players took the ice for the All-Star game, including four Chicago Blackhawks. Among them are Patrick Kane, Duncan Keith and Jonathan Toews on team Lidstrom and Patrick Sharp on Team Staal with coach Joel Quenneville.
Over six months after the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup, Patrick Kane's game-winning puck is still missing. Saying it is a part of history, members of the FBI have joined the search for the missing puck.
