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Ils ont simplement fait le bon choix…



Le camp d’entraînement 2024 de la LNH s’ouvre aujourd’hui, donc les nouvelles du hockey affluent alors que les joueurs se présentent aux camps et que les équipes annoncent officiellement des choses. Le nouveau capitaine des Blackhawks de Chicago vient d’être annoncé et il s’agissait assez clairement de Connor Bedard et Nick Foligno. Kyle Davidson et les dirigeants des Hawks ont choisi d’aller avec Nick Foligno, capitaine des Blackhawks, Jonathan Toews. Le nouveau capitaine du Lightning de Tampa Bay a également été annoncé, des prolongations de contrat et plus encore. Dakota Joshua est génial et j’espère qu’il se rétablira bien et pourra retrouver une santé complète. Pour les récapitulatifs, les pannes et la couverture des réactions des faits saillants de la LNH 2024, les nouvelles de la LNH, les classements et le contenu varié (j’en ai un amusant à venir) et plus encore, restez avec Johnny Hawkey. Nhl aujourd’hui #hockey #nhl #nhlnews

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  2. @user-nk5xg3el9z

    Nick Folingo has shown himself time and time again, both on and off the ice, that he is the right choice to be the Blackhawks captain.

  7. @Ferd_Turgeson

    If you watched the Hawks last season – and I did with the exception of 3-4 games – this is absolutely the right move. Foligno was a stud, blue collar player and an outstanding leader. He and Dickinson have selflessly stepped up to provide leadership and mentoring. Let Bedard have a year or two more to keep getting better and then it’s all his. Love the move.

  9. @IcarusLP

    I definitely think it’s the right call. Bedard is under enough pressure and scrutiny as is. If he focuses on playing and improving his game, he’s gonna be one of the best of all time.

  13. @WalkableBulb905

    I love it when teams do this. Gives it to someone who's a clear leader and doesn't just give it their best player. Winnipeg is another good example of that

  14. @Bdubsky

    Ah yes, the Hoffman-Kulak connection. Good for at least -25 each at 4th line and 3rd pair minutes

  16. @aepochbrett

    For some reason I thought he was already the Captain. Talked to my dad who is a hawks fan and he thought Foligno was already captain too lol

  17. @jayvardy

    Idk. To me, your captain should probably have the ability to make the majority of rosters in the NHL.

    Foligno might be able to make the Sharks and Blue Jackets… But could he make anyone else at this stage of his career? Probably not.

  19. @gypsypunk333

    This is exactly why I liked the Foligno move from the beginning. His was always going to be a leadership role for the young guns, so I'm glad they made it official. Feeling very good about the future of this team!

  20. @jsquared1013

    Good move by the Blackhawks. Too many people are in the odd mentality that the Captaincy should automatically go to the most skilled player. That is absolutely the wrong way to do it. Leadership is about mentality, attitude, and character. Of course, the Captain needs to be skilled enough to lead by example, but giving the C just because a guy is highly talented is missing the point. This way, Bedard gets a chance to continue to mature and grow into himself, and he will get the C once he's ready.

  22. @TheClumsyChicken

    Folingo was a great mentor for Bedard last year, definitely the right move imo. Wishing Dakota Joshua a speedy recovery, fuck cancer

  23. @malcolmapplet4313

    IDK I'm not even going to recognize the Lightning. Hedman? He seems kind of Vanilla and he was really close to Stammer. Killorn is gone to Anaheim would have been in the running, Sergachev is gone;..( the great Mont'l steal. It's 2 cups anyway

  30. @DeadCardinal

    It's sad that the Toews/Kane era is over, but having Uncle Fliggy help us transition into the next era is making it a bit easier.

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