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This video can be taken in many ways……………..
Just don't upload it, the Blackhawks and the Canada organization are absolute garbage.
Oh!
Something tells me this is gonna get ugly at the end…
One of the American cities I've wanted to go too.
Sad to see a once proud franchise in the gutter lol but it wouldn’t be the first time for them
My Dad was friends with Stan Makita, Both came from Slovakia and lived in the Niagara region for a while. Dad spoke about how much of a gentleman Stan was.
I really want that Clark Griswold Jersey
As soon as saw the title I was like TOO DAMN BAD! Cuz its a great frachise😒
f this team f rockwell rocky wirtz f brad aldrich
Of course it's absolutely terrible what happened to Kyle Beach and how cowardly the front office acted in response, but I'm so sick of people blaming Toews, Kane and Keith for the front office's failure to do the right thing. If you actually read the report, it explains that Beach didn't even practice with the main roster as he was a Black Ace/Prospect from the Rockford Icehogs who had their own separate practice rink per page 22. The bullying Beach experienced happened at the Prospect camps and the Icehogs' practices, neither of which the main Blackhawks roster attended. Jake Dowell was Beach's team captain who failed to stop the bullying, not Toews.
Also, not everyone on the 2010 team actually knew what happened during the cup run, as Brent Sopel could not provide any evidence for his initial accusation of "everyone" knowing per page 52/53, and he retracted it on both his Twitter and on the Donnie & Dhali podcast shortly after Beach came forward. Sopel also said on the Chi Sports Weekly podcast last May that the 2010 Blackhawks were the closest knit team he ever played for in large part thanks to Toews' leadership. Beach even liked a tweet last March commemorating the anniversary of Toews' first career hat trick, so it wouldn't make any sense for Beach to like a tribute tweet to Toews if he (Toews) was somehow complicit in the cover up. Because again, he wasn't.
The Blackhawks organization is a hot mess right now and obviously has a long way to go before fixing their reputation, but the vilification of the players like Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Duncan Keith needs to stop, because it wasn't their fault.
Chicago was once a proud organization. Now with the controversies and mismanagement and kane leaving. This is a disgrace
My favorite player pit martin
This is one of the hockey teams in the league
I know it's not really fair but everytime I hear this teams name I just feel disgusted.
The Blackhawks dark years were 1997-2007, and its been back to the dark ages since 2017. It'll be bad now because Rocky's son is now running the team, and he's a woke twerp for firing Pat Foley like he did for those reasons. He doesn't get it. The Kyle Beach incident aside, the Hawks have been a great organization. Its sad and speaks volumes about people how they see one incident over one playoff season let someone think the Hawks are evil and need to be destroyed.
Got to meet Stan Makita at a Hawks game back when they were still playing in the old barn. Talked to me for about 10 minutes. Came back to my seat, and my grandpa asked if I had asked for his autograph. Went back and asked. He asked if my grandpa wanted one, too. I said no, you're his favorite Hawk player, and he already has a jersey, puck and a card you were nice enough to sign for him. He laughed and we talked another few minutes. What a class act!
Forgot Crawford under best picks.
I have a lot of respect for the Chicago Blackhawks, My grand mother grew up in the 60s going to as many Blackhawks games as she could. The entire reason my family has a love for hockey is for her, she always said her favorite memories were when she was right by the ice, watching Stan Mikita do his thing. She was able to see them win a cup in 1961 when she was 11. She waited for another 50 years for the cup in 2010. That's what you call dedication lol. She still loves them, and I will always have a special place for them in my heart even with the bad management now. (Preds are better though)
They won 6 cups
Beyond the Seth Jones debacle.The Blackhawks look like their heading in the right direction. They won't be winning for a few years but they will be worth watching.
I believe that Thibault had the final wins in the Montreal forum (as a Canadien) and Maple Leaf gardens (as a Hawk) underrated at times but a pretty decent middle range goalie.
I highly recommend the recent "Blackhawks Talk" podcast featuring Troy Murray. He has been close to Toews and Kane throughout, and had some interesting insights as to whether or not they're going to stick around. One should not automatically assume that either of them is headed out the door, especially Kane. Both of them are going to give the new coaching staff a chance before they make up their minds. Kane might decide to stick around and chase Stan Mikita's record, and mentor the prospects.
Enduring Blackhawk memory: Stan Mikita standing on the penalty box bench serenading/conducting, I believe, the Madison Square Garden after being assessed a penalty for, as far as the Garden faithful were concerned judging by the torrent of boos and abuse he was receiving, an egregious foul, with a huge grin on his face. It was at the height of his "badboy" phase, before he did an amazing 180 and went on to win the Art Ross (4 times) and Patrick and Hart (twice) and Byng (twice). I remember him most when I read what Bobby Hull said about him…"pound for pound, the greatest hockey player who ever played. He was tougher than a night in jail." Stan Mikita was 5'9" and 159 pounds in his playing days.
They were a special group, they hadn’t won for decades then in 6 years they doubled their Stanley Cup total. Unfortunately they couldn’t keep it going like Pittsburgh.
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United Center is built on the grounds of Chicago Stadium " It's just a corporate thing. Nobody mentioned" Doug Wilson ? Great Defenseman.
I wonder why Hossa's number was retired, although he was a great player, but I don't see him as great as those three other 2010-15 dynasty players.
The Hawks and the Rangers have won the least cups out of the original six. ….both franchises were the worst of the SIX… always.
I have a Duncan Keith hawks jersey, he went to my school Michigan State
Yay we better remember the gold old days for awhile, don’t think they’re coming back for a fighting shot anytime soon
How about the history of the Seattle Kraken? Lol. It would be short and weird video.
I feel badly that Toews and Kane are basically going to be forced to leave because the organization wants a clean slate. I thought they would both retire as Blackhawks but that looks unlikely. Kane should have eventually been the greatest Blackhawk ever. Makes me sad.
Weird specific stat: The Hawks haven't lost a series clinching game while ahead since like the 60s. If they are winning a series, they're almost always going to win it in 6 games.
2010: Chicago Blackhawks fan base established. All aboard the bandwagon!
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
66 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks
53 – Chicago Black Hawks
9 – Chicago Blackhawks
4 – Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks
CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS /
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1945: Chuck Gardiner
02. 1945: Howie Morenz
03. 1952: Mickey MacKay
04. 1958: Herb Gardiner
05. 1958: George Hay
06. 1958: Dick Irvin
07. 1958: Duke Keats
08. 1958: Hughie Lehman
09. 1960: Georges Boucher
10. 1961: Charlie Conacher
11. 1961: Fred Waghorne
12. 1962: James D. Norris
13. 1962: Barney Stanley
14. 1963: Ebbie Goodfellow
15. 1963: Tommy Gorman
16. 1963: Frederic McLaughlin
17. 1963: Earl Seibert
18. 1964: Doug Bentley
19. 1964: Jack Stewart
20. 1965: Bill Mosienko
21. 1966: Max Bentley
22. 1966: Frank Brimsek
23. 1966: Ted Lindsay
24. 1969: Sid Abel
25. 1970: Babe Dye
26. 1970: Bill Gadsby
27. 1971: Arthur Wirtz
28. 1974: Billy Burch
29. 1974: Art Coulter
30. 1974: Tommy Ivan
31. 1974: Carl Voss
32. 1975: Glenn Hall
33. 1975: Pierre Pilote
34. 1976: Bill Wirtz
35. 1979: Bobby Orr
36. 1980: Harry Lumley
37. 1981: Allan Stanley
38. 1982: Emile Francis
39. 1983: Bobby Hull
40. 1983: Stan Mikita
41. 1984: Phil Esposito
42. 1985: John Mariucci
43. 1985: Bert Olmstead
44. 1985: Rudy Pilous
45. 1988: Tony Esposito
46. 1990: Bud Poile
47. 1991: Scotty Bowman
48. 1991: Bob Pulford
49. 1991: Clint Smith
50. 1994: Lionel Conacher
51. 1994: Harry Percival Watson
52. 1996: Al Arbour
53. 1998: Roy Conacher
54. 1998: Michel Goulet
55. 2000: Denis Savard
56. 2002: Roger Neilson
57. 2004: Paul Coffey
58. 2005: Murray Costello
59. 2011: Ed Belfour
60. 2011: Doug Gilmour
61. 2013: Chris Chelios
62. 2014: Dominik Hasek
63. 2015: Bill Hay
64. 2015: Phil Housley
65. 2020: Doug Wilson
66. 2020: Marian Hossa
CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1945: Chuck Gardiner
02. 1945: Howie Morenz
03. 1952: Mickey MacKay
04. 1958: Herb Gardiner
05. 1958: George Hay
06. 1958: Dick Irvin
07. 1958: Duke Keats
08. 1958: Hughie Lehman
09. 1960: Georges Boucher
10. 1961: Charlie Conacher
11. 1961: Fred Waghorne
12. 1962: James D. Norris
13. 1962: Barney Stanley
14. 1963: Ebbie Goodfellow
15. 1963: Tommy Gorman
16. 1963: Frederic McLaughlin
17. 1963: Earl Seibert
18. 1964: Doug Bentley
19. 1964: Jack Stewart
20. 1965: Bill Mosienko
21. 1966: Max Bentley
22. 1966: Frank Brimsek
23. 1966: Ted Lindsay
24. 1969: Sid Abel
25. 1970: Babe Dye
26. 1970: Bill Gadsby
27. 1971: Arthur Wirtz
28. 1974: Billy Burch
29. 1974: Art Coulter
30. 1974: Tommy Ivan
31. 1974: Carl Voss
32. 1975: Glenn Hall
33. 1975: Pierre Pilote
34. 1976: Bill Wirtz
35. 1979: Bobby Orr
36. 1980: Harry Lumley
37. 1981: Allan Stanley
38. 1982: Emile Francis
39. 1983: Bobby Hull
40. 1983: Stan Mikita
41. 1984: Phil Esposito
42. 1985: John Mariucci
43. 1985: Bert Olmstead
44. 1985: Rudy Pilous
45. 1988: Tony Esposito
46. 1990: Bud Poile
47. 1991: Clint Smith
48. 1994: Lionel Conacher
49. 1994: Harry Percival Watson
50. 1996: Al Arbour
51. 1998: Roy Conacher
52. 2005: Murray Costello
53. 2015: Bill Hay
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1991: Scotty Bowman
02. 1998: Michel Goulet
03. 2004: Paul Coffey
04. 2011: Ed Belfour
05. 2011: Doug Gilmour
06. 2013: Chris Chelios
07. 2014: Dominik Hasek
08. 2015: Phil Housley
09. 2020: Marian Hossa
CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1991: Bob Pulford
02. 2000: Denis Savard
03. 2002: Roger Neilson
04. 2020: Doug Wilson
CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS /
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1973: Taffy Abel
02. 1973: Frank Brimsek
03. 1973: Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973: Mike Karakas
05. 1973: Sam LoPresti
06. 1973: John Mariucci
07. 1973: Doc Romnes
08. 1974: Victor Desjardins
09. 1974: Victor Heyliger
10. 1974: Virgil Johnson
11. 1974: Fido Purpur
12. 1979: Bob Dill
13. 1982: Bill Stewart
14. 1984: Bill Wirtz
15. 1992: James Fullerton
16. 2001: Dave Christian
17. 2003: Jack O’Callahan
18. 2004: Phil Housley
19. 2005: Maurice Roberts
20. 2009: Tony Amonte
21. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
22. 2011: Chris Chelios
23. 2011: Gary Suter
24. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
25. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1973: Taffy Abel
02. 1973: Frank Brimsek
03. 1973: Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973: Mike Karakas
05. 1973: Sam LoPresti
06. 1973: John Mariucci
07.. 1973: Doc Romnes
08. 1974: Victor Desjardins
09. 1974: Victor Heyliger
10. 1974: Virgil Johnson
11. 1974: Fido Purpur
12. 1979: Bob Dill
13. 1982: Bill Stewart
14. 1984: Bill Wirtz
15. 1992: James Fullerton
16. 2001: Dave Christian
17. 2005: Maurice Roberts
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 2004: Phil Housley
02. 2009: Tony Amonte
03. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011: Chris Chelios
05. 2011: Gary Suter
06. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 2003: Jack O’Callahan
02. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
Steve Larmer (#28) should be in the hall of fame. He was one of the best power forwards in the world in the golden era of power forwards.