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The club comes off 2 horrid efforts (most concerning was the structure was non existent) and haven’t been able to close out fantastic efforts. That they put up their most complete game and emotionless execution holding the lead the last period was impressive enough but taken into total context it was huge.
We know it’s in em. We know the whole group is bought in. The more NHL reps this young group gets the more consistent they’ll play complete 60 minutes of skilled, high paced, smart, structured hockey liemwe just saw.
The game is easy when you put together 3 good periods. Good first by the Hawks but Shesterkjn makes a couple of incredible saves to keep them off the board. Hawks finally have a good second and take a 2-] lead. Nice shortie by Ctevier to get the Hawks on the board. Bertuzzi goal and solid net minding by Knight rounds out the game.
Its funny how not only are the kids learning but the vets as well, that weekend there were many vets doing fly bys and in the NHL you make it to easy for the opponent playing a weak game.
Nice write up sir.
As I said before the blow out losses could be good lessons for a young team.
They played on the right side of the puck almost the entire night. By far their best defensive effort.
Puck management still is an issue but it’s not like it’s only the young players having an issue with it.
Hands down most complete game by this team all season.
The Chicago Blackhawks delivered one of their most structured performances of the season, shutting out the New York Rangers 3–0 at the United Center.
[See the full post at: Knight Shuts Out Rangers as Hawks Roll]
