Gamesmanship In Full Bloom In Stanley Cup Final
Chicago switched up its lines last minute, while Tampa Bay had a goaltender surprise in Game 4.
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Chicago switched up its lines last minute, while Tampa Bay had a goaltender surprise in Game 4.
Chicago held off a furious Tampa Bay attack late to even the Cup series at 2-2.
The Blackhawks' 22-year-old forward has eight goals this postseason.
Chicago showed its remarkable ability to bounce back in its Game 4 win.
Jonathan Toews and Brandon Saad scored, and Corey Crawford withstood a furious barrage in the closing minute.
Tampa Bay will be playing 20-year-old rookie Andrei Vasilevskiy in net.
Tampa is up 2-1 in the Stanley Cup Final.
Timonen has yet to play in this Stanley Cup Final through three games.
Cooper's Lightning lead 2-1 in the Stanley Cup Final, and he keeps getting free meals.
"If you don't want that challenge ... then you shouldn't be here," Jonathan Toews says.
Keith's averaging 31 minutes, 20 seconds in the postseason and has played at least 40 minutes in three overtime games.
Chicago is 40-14 in Games 4 through 7 under Joel Quenneville.
It's getting serious now. There's a new bet on the outcome of the Stanley Cup Final series between the Blackhawks and Tampa Bay Lightning, reports WBBM's Bernie Tafoya.
Panic about these Blackhawks? No way.
Game 3 drew a 24.0 rating on Monday night in the Chicago market.
The Blackhawks perplexingly couldn't take advantage of an injured Ben Bishop and now trail 2-1.
Tampa Bay took a 2-1 lead over Chicago in the Stanley Cup Final.
Cedric Paquette scored the game-winner with 3:11 left.
Bryan Bickell and Trevor van Riemsdyk are expected to play in Game 3.
Ben Bishop remained mum on his health and status for Game 3.
The Blackhawks' 40-year-old defenseman returned for a Cup pursuit but has been a healthy scratch.
Cue up the cut to drunk Blackhawks fans at the bar!
Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Steven Stamkos have combined for one point in the first two games.
The Blackhawks' rookie forward has scored in each of the first two Stanley Cup Final games.
The Lightning's Ben Bishop left Game 2 without a clear reason.