Zawaski: Final Thoughts on 2013-14 Blackhawks
For Chicago, there's a lingering feeling of missed opportunity.
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For Chicago, there's a lingering feeling of missed opportunity.
The Blackhawks are usually the team celebrating, not the team standing around waiting for the handshake line.
Kris Versteeg needs to stay benched, while Michal Handzus should be a specialist.
Joel Quenneville made one bad decision, but two other great decisions to keep the Blackhawks' season alive.
Teams trailing 3-1 in best-of-seven series have come back to win just 8.7 percent of the time.
With Monday's Western Conference Final Game 4 hours away, I find myself looking back on this series and asking myself what has gone wrong? Why are the Blackhawks trailing two games to one?
Brandon Bollig, Peter Regin and Kris Versteeg are all candidates to lose their spot.
Not since Michael and Scottie has anyone shown Chicago greatness like these Blackhawks.
If Andrew Shaw is good to go, Joel Quenneville will have a tough decision on who to sit.
Andrew Shaw says he feels good to go, but the decision isn't in his hands.
Andrew Shaw will skate Tuesday, then Chicago will assess his progress from a lower-body injury.
The Blackhawks didn't let a tough call beat them Sunday.
Kaner, he's a special player," Joel Quenneville says. "We use that term a lot with him."
Andrew Shaw continues his recovery from a lower-body injury suffered in Game 1 of the second-round series.
Committing to the chip-and-chase strategy with vigor is the key for Chicago.
Andrew Shaw suffered a lower body injury in Game 1 and hasn't played since.
Bryan Bickell is tearing up the playoffs again after a regular season that lacked production.
Andrew Shaw is suffering from a lower-body injury.
A tough opening round against the Blues could pay off in the long run for the Blackhawks.
Jay Zawaski breaks down the storylines of a Blackhawks-Blues series tied 2-2.
The Blackhawks are in deep trouble, and have no one to blame but themselves.
For Blackhawk fans, Thursday night's 4-3 triple overtime loss to the St. Louis Blues hurt like hell.
The playoffs are finally upon us, and while many are writing off the St. Louis Blues, it's important to remember that they were the best team in the NHL for about 90 percent of the season.
Jay Zawaski breaks down the critical individual matchups and St. Louis' physicality.
