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NHL: Wild hand Blackhawks first loss

The San Jose Sharks are the only remaining undefeated team as the Chicago Blackhawks fell to the Minnesota Wild 3-2 in a shootout.

In the Media by Luke Vermeer

Op-Ed: NHL Playoffs Western Conference Preview

The Vancouver Canucks are once again at the top of the heap in the Western Conference. Do they have what it takes to get back to the finals, or will the riots start early?

In the Media by Sean Fraser

Shanahan gives Duncan Keith brief holiday with 5 game suspension

NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan handed to Duncan Keith what amounts to a brief holiday for his attack on Daniel Sedin. The much awaited suspension number turns out to be five games and Keith will be back before the Stanley Cup playoffs begin.

In the Media by Marcus Hondro

Op-Ed: Shanahan, NHL, didn't 'get it' when they suspended Duncan Keith

Vancouver Canuck fans should take a moment to realize rulings in the NHL are like life - no fairness and no guarantee you end up a winner when it's over. That and the fact the NHL has failed, over time, to understand the severity of headshots.

In the Media by Marcus Hondro

Chicago sports in December

December is an exciting time for Chicago sports fans. With three of our teams in action and the anticipation of what our baseball teams will do the new year, December is fun for all of us.

In the Media by Scott Gehrke

NHL: Weber awarded $7.5 million, Nabokov ready for Islanders

Things are heating up in August as the NHL prepares for training camp in September. Nashville Predators captain Shea Weber had an arbitration hearing today, while the San Jose Sharks signed two defencemen who will bolster their blueline this season.

In the Media by Tyler Hunt

NHL: Chicago re-signs goaltender Corey Crawford

The Chicago Blackhawks made their first off-season move yesterday, resigning goaltender Corey Crawford to a three-year $8 million deal.

In the Media by Dustin Pollack

Op-Ed: Why the Vancouver Canucks will win the 2011 Stanley Cup

Vancouver - The NHL team that led the league in goals scored and fewest allowed goals will take home the Cup in 2011. Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo is playing with poise and the Sedin twins are shaping up to be a potent offensive force. Who can stop them?

In the Media by David Silverberg - 3 comments

NHL: Toews' three-point night leads Hawks past Wild

The Chicago Blackhawks continue to climb the tight Western Conference standings picking up a 4-2 victory tonight against the Minnesota Wild.

In the Media by Dustin Pollack

Harry Caray's offers $50,000 for Stanley Cup winning puck

Lombard - Harry Caray's, the famous Chicago restaurant, is offering $50,000 for a puck that shot off the stick of Patrick Kane, winning the game for the Blackhawk's in the 2010 final. Where is the puck? It hasn't been seen since it went in the Flyer's net.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 2 comments

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