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Chicago Blackhawks' Andrew Shaw auctions stitches for charity, raises $6,500
The stitches Chicago Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw required after taking a puck to the face in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals this past season raised $6,500 for The V Foundation for cancer research...
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President Barack Obama hosts Chicago Blackhawks, urges on others
President Barack Obama has welcomed only one of his hometown Chicago sports teams, the Chicago Blackhawks, to the White House and let the other Chicago teams know his time was running out to see them...
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Chicago Blackhawks to sell melted ice from title run
The Chicago Blackhawks announced Monday they will sell limited-edition vials of melted ice from their 2013 Stanley Cup season, with proceeds going to charity.
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Chicago Blackhawks fan suing arena after being struck by errant puck
A hockey spectator has filed a lawsuit after being struck by a puck at the United Center during Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals between the Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins in 2013.
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Kruger essential to Blackhawks' success, even if it's not always obvious
CHICAGO -- Marcus Kruger's role in the Chicago Blackhawks' 2013 Stanley Cup-clinching goal did not end up in the scoring summary. As the puck was s...
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Morning 3-on-3 - Will surprising teams continue their early success?
In Monday's Morning 3-on-3, we look at some of the biggest surprises in the first few days of the season and assess whether the Coyotes, Sharks and others can continue their early success.
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Morning 3-on-3 - Things are already bumpy for the Boston Bruins
In Tuesday's Morning 3-on-3, we look at the pressure already mounting for the Boston Bruins and whether coach Claude Julien deserves to be on the hot seat after an offseason of uncertainty.
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Morning 3-on-3 - Why are some teams underachieving early in the season?
In Thursday's Morning's 3-on-3, we look at teams off to slow starts, including the sputtering Avalanche and whether Patrick Roy should be under scrutiny as his team looks for consistency.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- How will the Montreal Canadiens survive without Carey Price.
In Monday's Morning's 3-on-3, we look how the Canadiens won -- and can continue to win -- after rookie Mike Condon stepped in for the injured Carey Price.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- Are the Vancouver Canucks for real?
In Tuesday's morning's 3-on-3, we examine the surprising Vancouver Canucks and whether they can continue blending youth and experience and carry over their quiet early-season success.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- Examining the the fallout from Connor McDavid's injury
In Wednesday's morning's 3-on-3, we examine the impact of Connor McDavid's broken collarbone and long-term absence on the Oilers, the league and the young man himself.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- How bad is the NHL's recent rash of injuries?
In Friday's Morning's 3-on-3, we examine a recent rash of injuries to big-name players -- including Zach Parise -- in the early going, and the impact of their absences.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- What's happened to the San Jose Sharks?
In Wednesday's Morning 3-on-3, we look at the San Jose Sharks, who have stumbled badly since starting the season 4-0 and now have an unhappy star on their hands in Patrick Marleau.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- How good can the Buffalo Sabres be?
In Friday's Morning 3-on-3, we look at the job Dan Bylsma has done with the Buffalo Sabres, who are turning the corner thanks in part to their young goaltender and better puck possession.
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Morning 3-on-3 -- Which division will win the NHL's new All-Star Game format
The NHL has changed the way All-Star teams will be selected and compete, and in Thursday's Morning 3-on-3 we pick our own teams and the eventual winner of the new 3-on-3 tournament.
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