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The Blackhawks need consistent lines to actually improve (opens the original)
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So... the first game was pretty much as expected: New lines less than 24 hours before puck drop and placing a natural winger in Roman Kantserov at center didn't work out. There were miscues, missed coverages, and struggles from players, including Artyom Levshunov. There was no synergy whatsoever. In the defensive zone, the opposition had open lanes multiple times while the Blackhawks clogged one side of the ice. The defense struggled to cover their expected side. The offense had the cycle going
These forward changes can do wonders for the Blackhawks this season (opens the original)
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The Chicago Blackhawks were a bit... one-dimensional on offense, with and without Connor Bedard. It was quite clear that the team was focused more on puck movement and finding that perfect shot rather than putting pucks on net to control the pace of the game. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would yell, "Just shoot the puck!" in frustration as two Hawks would play catch at the point on the power play. Don't get me wrong: there is merit to the puck-movement strategy for that pretty play, but it
Artyom Levshunov has a lot to prove with the Blackhawks (opens the original)
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Let's be honest. Artyom Levshunov needs a ton of work and has a lot to prove this season. Being drafted second overall in a year with Ivan Demidov, he will have high expectations for the rest of his career. We've seen glimpses of what he can do at the NHL level, but his consistency is a bit lacking, especially on defense. His development next season will be important, as Sam Rinzel is also expected to be in the lineup full-time. Levshunov's main issue on defense is his awareness. Too often, he l
The Blackhawks surprisingly have an embarrassment of riches (opens the original)
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The Chicago Blackhawks are set in the Connor Bedard era with Spencer Knight as the starter for years to come, and Jimmy Waite is doing his thing, making each goaltender better. With that said, there are a few options for the backup spot, and it really could go in any direction. Drew Commesso likely played his way out of Rockford; Adam Gajan likely won't take more than three years in the AHL, but Arvid Soderblom is still quite serviceable in the NHL. Yes, three options as a backup or even startin
The real reason the Blackhawks signed Patrick Kane is clear (opens the original)
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Following the press conference the Chicago Blackhawks held for Patrick Kane's return, a few things stood out here. 1. Patrick Kane truly believes in this team. Yes, we've heard the narrative for a while now, and there has been veteran leadership every year to teach the young players. However, this is different. Nothing against Nick Foligno and Pat Maroon... But they aren't franchise icons, NHL legends, or the best American-born player of all time. When Kane speaks, you know the entire team will
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