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I'm sooooo excited Stalgod will be back!!! :fap:
Get to watch shit like Oduya again. uke:
says he is 100 percent recovered after suffering a concussion during the 2012 playoffs. Hossa was concussed on a controversial hit by Raffi Torres in Game 3 of the first round of the playoffs, a hit that originally cost Torres a 25 game suspension that was later reduced to 21 games. Hossa thought he would be ready to go at the start of October but he wasn't. "There was a lot of time off," Hossa said. "And I had lots of time to work on my conditioning. When I came back in the beginning, I thought I was ready, but I wasn't. The conditioning coach [Paul Goodman], the skating coach [Kevin Delaney] and the whole training staff did an excellent job with me when I was training here in September for four or five weeks or so. I'm thankful for them." Look for Hossa to have a big year in Chicago with 40-45 points in a 48 game schedule, if he is able to remain healthy.
said on Sunday that NHL players will need two or three games to get back in game mode. We are sure Bolland was referring to players who stayed in North America and practiced rather than heading overseas to play. Bolland got himself in hot water in late November when he retweeted a comment about "wanting Bettman dead". He regretted doing so immediately but it became a rather big incident for a couple of days in the hockey world.
I know people are excited but this is basically the same team that got bounced in the 1st round by the Yotes.
Sorry, I don't see anything different. After the 1st d-pairing, it's a joke. Goaltending, don't get me started.
Same fucking issues still unsolved by the idiot we have as a GM.
I know people are excited but this is basically the same team that got bounced in the 1st round by the Yotes.
Sorry, I don't see anything different. After the 1st d-pairing, it's a joke. Goaltending, don't get me started.
Same fucking issues still unsolved by the idiot we have as a GM.
Kind of hard to do that stuff with a lockout :lol:
I didn't like Bowman not using up the potential cap space that the Blackhawks had, but it could turn out to be a very beneficial move down the line. Many teams are going to have big trouble when the salary cap takes a hit after this year. The Blackhawks will be sitting pretty good.
I know people are excited but this is basically the same team that got bounced in the 1st round by the Yotes.
Sorry, I don't see anything different. After the 1st d-pairing, it's a joke. Goaltending, don't get me started.
Same fucking issues still unsolved by the idiot we have as a GM.
Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks may be perceived as a superstar by most but Chicago Tribune columnist Steve Rosenbloom suggests the high-profile forward would be good trade bait with the shortened NHL season about to begin. "Condensed seasons create some sloppy play," Rosenbloom writes."Mistakes come from fatigue. Special teams become vital. If (Jonathan) Toews or (Marian) Hossa suffers a concussion again -- and I think it's unavoidable for at least one of them -- then the Hawks' penalty killing could cost them games. The lack of total top-end talent could cost them a playoff spot.That's why you have to think about trading Kane. I know he has wondrous puck skills at times, and I know he is a fan favorite. This has nothing to do with the face of the franchise laying face-down on a bar. This has everything to do with making the team better by getting a quality player at a more important position. The angry post-lockout environment could be a great time to deal him, too."