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- Patrick Kane - Shootout goal against Detroit April 7th 2012
Apr 10 2012 07:33 AM Last day of the 2011-12 regul... - Viktor Stalberg blows past D and scores 3/18/12
Mar 30 2012 05:41 PM Viktor Stalberg turns on the... - Jonathan Toews blows past Carter and scores 2/18/12
Feb 28 2012 08:33 PM Jonathan Toews flies around J... - Patrick Kane Superman breakaway @ 2012 ASG Skills
Feb 12 2012 03:33 PM Watch Patrick Kane's... - Patrick Kane exploding puck breakaway @ 2012 ASG Skills
Feb 12 2012 03:33 PM Watch Patrick Kane's... - Corey Crawford comes up with big glove 1/24/12
Jan 26 2012 03:30 PM Corey Crawford makes a fantas... - Sharks @ Blackhawks 01/15/12
Jan 17 2012 11:17 PM San Jose Sharks @ Chicago Bla... - Andrew Shaw 1st career goal 1/5/12
Jan 07 2012 09:13 PM Andrew Shaw's first caree... - Jimmy Hayes 1st career goal 1/2/12
Jan 07 2012 09:09 PM In just his second NHL game,... - Jonathan Toews scores on a penalty shot (Fan Shot)
Jan 05 2012 01:44 AM Jonathan Toews scores on a pe...
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Olsen Sent Down; Montador Activated
Jan 07 2012 11:44 PM | Ton in Transactions
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In his 2 NHL games, Olsen managed to stay even with a plus-minus of zero which is fairly impressive considering the Blackhawks conceded 9 goals in both games while only scoring 4. The Blackhawks 1st round pick (28th overall) in 2009 was also able to jump into the fray offensively--putting 4 pucks on net along with bringing his physical demeanor to the line-up by finishing 6 hits.
Although many consider him to be raw, he didn't really have much of an issue with Joel Quenneville allowing him to play just over 15 minutes against the Avalanche on Friday and could be a viable option later in the season if the Blackhawks cannot pick up a defense-man through the trade market.
Steve Montador returns to the line-up after suffering an undisclosed injury December 30th against the Red Wings. Monty missed 3 games which all resulted in losses for the Blackhawks. The versatile defense-man has 5 goals and 5 assists on the year including 1 game-winner. The Blackhawks are 24-10-4 with him in the line-up and 0-3-0 without him dressed.
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That's bull shit, he should stay up, he's playing better than any 5 or 6 D man
I agree. I wasn't overly impressed with him but I did see a lot of things I did like. He was definitely better than any of the guys we currently have in the revolving #6 slot.
I thought at time that he made some poor passes in his own end, pucks that either did not make it out over the blue line or to their intended recipient. Other than that, I thought he played ok.
Ton, on 08 January 2012 - 01:13 AM, said:
I agree. I wasn't overly impressed with him but I did see a lot of things I did like. He was definitely better than any of the guys we currently have in the revolving #6 slot.
I'm thinking its more for TOI reasons. With Montador back, I doubt Dylan would get as much time as he should get down in Rockford. I totally agree with what you said, though, too.
Can't wait to see this kid after he gets some more games under his belt.The D could sure use his size and hits.
Tater, on 08 January 2012 - 09:01 AM, said:
Can't wait to see this kid after he gets some more games under his belt.The D could sure use his size and hits.
Hitting doesn't matterberg though.
I like Olsen, but as already stated, let him get 25+ minutes in Rockford.
chasman, on 08 January 2012 - 12:30 AM, said:
That's bull shit, he should stay up, he's playing better than any 5 or 6 D man
I also thought he did a real nice job this time though we have to remember he was exposed to the top lines of opponents much and there is nothing wrong with letting him get some more seasoning before permenently putting him under the spotlight. He will certainly make it easy for O'Donnell to retire at the end of the season!
Dylan looked ok with some poor pass decision, will be good down the stretch... Just have to ask, Conolly is a point per game D down in Rockford and Lalonde has been on peoples lips for years. How come non of them has givin a chance in Chicago?
I Have not seen any of them play, so anyone with some input?
I Have not seen any of them play, so anyone with some input?
Lalonde tore it up in juniors. I have seen him live about 3x in Rockford (a couple years ago) and he looked solid against AHL talent. Maybe he just had a few good games because his stats haven't been all that great.
I always compared his style of play (not physical stature) to Seabrook. Right now another Seabrook is just what this team needs.
I always compared his style of play (not physical stature) to Seabrook. Right now another Seabrook is just what this team needs.
Another Seabrook, or Seabrook to play like all-star Seabrook? Not that he's playing bad, just that he has been dominant at times.
Is anyone playing good to you on this 60pt team?
Pawel Prylinski
Stalberg is carrying the team... everyone else suckslik!
I thought Olsen was more of a Seabrook-type than Lalonde. I thought Lalonde was more of a Wisniewski-type, maybe a little Brian Campbell mixed with that.
I take that all day in the week... So he's still one of our best prospects when it comes to off minded D's?
Didnt people call for him to start with the Hawks in trainging camp in our SC winning season?
How about Connolly?
Didnt people call for him to start with the Hawks in trainging camp in our SC winning season?
How about Connolly?
