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Defense rests at bad time for Hawks
Tribune staff reporterOne of the few bright spots for the Blackhawks this season has been the play of their young defensemen. But the group, with the possible exception of Dustin Byfuglien, had a collective meltdown in a 5-2 loss Saturday night to the Columbus Blue Jackets....Tags: Kyle Calder, Duncan Keith, Chicago Blackhawks, Dustin Byfuglien, Mark Bell
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Back-to-back wins a rare feat indeed
Tribune staff reporterIn the span of 24 hours, things have gotten very interesting for the Blackhawks. It would have been easy to dismiss Friday night's victory at Calgary as the Hawks catching a team on a letdown. But after following it up with a 4-3 victory Saturday night...Tags: Kyle Calder, Adrian Aucoin, Brent Seabrook, Chicago Blackhawks, Rene Bourque
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Hungry? Hawks on a diet
Tribune staff reporterThey have been skated nearly to exhaustion, and they have been thrown off the ice. They have been made to watch their own horror show, and they have been berated by one of their own. None of it seems to have worked. Now, after another dismal...Tags: Adrian Aucoin, National Hockey League, Todd Simpson, Brent Seabrook, Nashville Predators
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Penalty shot seals fate; skid now at 9
Tribune staff reporterPavel Vorobiev isn't going to threaten Sidney Crosby or Alexander Ovechkin for rookie of the year honors. With nine goals and 20 points, Vorobiev was on pace for 24 goals and 55 points this seasonnot bad for the offensively challenged Blackhawks. But...Tags: National Hockey League, Jim Dowd, Markus Naslund, Henrik Sedin, Nolan Baumgartner
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Wasted chances doom Hawks
Tribune staff reporterThe Blackhawks normally get themselves in trouble when they are in the penalty box too much. The problem Tuesday night was the Hawks having too many power plays. They wasted 11 power-play opportunities through the first two periods and gave up a short-...Tags: Matthew Barnaby, Basketball, Chicago Blackhawks, Sports, Paul Kariya
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Hawks lose game, possibly Havlat
Tribune staff reporterMartin Havlat went crashing into the end boards on a delayed penalty in the third period Friday night in Dallas and he limped on a painful right ankle to the Blackhawks dressing room, possibly a metaphor for the Hawks' playoff chances. Two Stars' goals...Tags: Martin Havlat, Basketball, Darryl Sydor, Chicago Blackhawks, Philippe Boucher
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That's Lapointe: Pair of goals
Tribune staff reporterTry as the Blackhawks might to give away a road victory Monday night, Colorado goaltender Jose Theodore wouldn't let them. Martin Lapointe's second goal of the game, on a shot a goaltender making $5.5 million a year should stop, ended up being the winner...Tags: Disasters, Basketball, National Hockey League, Chicago Blackhawks, Sports
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Hawks start to test Savard's patience
Tribune staff reporterSince taking over as head coach, Denis Savard has been nothing but positive. The glass for the Blackhawks hasn't been just half full; it has been overflowing with good vibrations. But there were signs of Savard's patience starting to thin after Friday...Tags: Adrian Aucoin, Basketball, Physiology, Chicago Blackhawks, Sports
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Goalie delivers; Hawks' offense falls short
Tribune staff reporterThe final score and statistics suggest Wednesday night's 2-1 Blackhawks loss to the Buffalo Sabres was a close, tight affair that the Hawks easily could have won. Statistics, however, sometimes lie. While the Hawks were certainly one shot away from at...Tags: Daniel Briere, Patrick Lalime, Sports, Fencing, Denis Arkhipov
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Penalties plague Hawks
Tribune staff reporterAfter going just 1-for-20 on the power play on the first three games of this four-game trip, the Blackhawks were hoping that the return of captain Adrian Aucoin on Tuesday night against the Canucks would turn around their struggling special teams. Aucoin...Tags: Adrian Aucoin, National Hockey League, Chicago Blackhawks, Jaroslav Spacek, Death
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Khabibulin's off, heat's on
Tribune staff reporterThe first sign that Sunday was going to be a tough day for Blackhawks goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin came 44 seconds into the game. Phoenix winger Oleg Saprykin lofted a 53-foot snap shot that went in and out of Khabibulin's glove. No damage was done on...Tags: Adrian Aucoin, National Hockey League, Jeremy Roenick, Sports, Oleg Saprykin
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Power play woes continue for Hawks
Tribune staff reporterTrailing by two goals with less than four minutes left Saturday night, the Blackhawks had yet another power play and yet another chance to make something of the evening. The players who weren't on the ice at that point were more notable than the ones who...Tags: Adrian Aucoin, Values, Ethics, Chicago Blackhawks, Sports
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