@nhlonnbcsports Baby Shane is excited for tonight's Hawks game! #Blackhawks #StanleyCup twitter.com/afuehring/stat…
— Ali Fuehring (@afuehring) May 20, 2013
Every week, the Blackhawks Blog will feature fan tweets that reply to our official Twitter account @NHLBlackhawks mixed in with the tweets from some Blackhawks themselves! Send us your thoughts on the Blackhawks’ players, games and more, and you could be a contributor to our next Tweet Sheet.
Each week, the Blackhawks Blog will give you five stats you need to know about the Blackhawks this season.
1. Patrick Sharp shares the league lead in postseason goals (P. Dupuis, PIT).
His empty-net goal was his ninth point in five consecutive games. Sharp leads the team with nine playoff points, six of which are goals.
Momma Sharp made it to game 1. Hawks good luck charm. #WrongPatrickMom twitter.com/10PSharp/statu…
— Patrick Sharp (@10PSharp) May 16, 2013
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Lacing up the right skate before the left. Ten minutes of meditation. Donning the lucky socks.The #Blackhawks have their pregame routines... what’s yours? How do you get ready for a big game, like tonight's? #StanleyCup
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) May 15, 2013
Pregame routines are important to the Blackhawks.
Yesterday @NHLBlackhawks took to Twitter to hear about some other important gameday rituals: yours! Here are some of our favorite responses.
He's known since 5th grade #kneelbeforesaad #blackhawks @nhlblackhawks twitter.com/jurlock_holmes…
— JR Willard (@jurlock_holmes) May 12, 2013
Every week, the Blackhawks Blog will feature fan tweets that reply to our official Twitter account @NHLBlackhawks mixed in with the tweets from some Blackhawks themselves! Send us your thoughts on the Blackhawks’ players, games and more, and you could be a contributor to our next Tweet Sheet.
Each week, the Blackhawks Blog will give you five stats you need to know about the Blackhawks this season.
1. The Blackhawks killed off all 17 of Minnesota’s power plays in the Western Conference Quarterfinal series.
The penalty kill was a perfect 2-for-2 in Game 5. Chicago remains the only team in the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs that hasn't allowed a power-play goal.
@nhlblackhawks @10psharp should win the #NHL14CoverVote because he has cover experience #10ReasonsFor10 twitter.com/karenlu99/stat…
— Karen Whittle (@karenlu99) May 8, 2013
We asked fans on Twitter to share why they believe Patrick Sharp should be the next coverboy of EA Sports' NHL 14 using the hashtag #10ReasonsFor10. Here are the Blog's top ten favorites.
Vote for Sharpie NOW at NHL.com/CoverVote! You can also vote on Twitter (only on Thursdays) by using the hashtag #NHL14Sharp! (Each Twitter vote counts twice.)
The cover athlete for NHL 14 will be unveiled during the 2013 Stanley Cup Final in June!
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The Blackhawks will most likely be without the services of Dave Bolland and Ray Emery when they host the Minnesota Wild in Game 5 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals Thursday night in Chicago.
In Wednesday's media availability, Head Coach Joel Quenneville said both players were doubtful for Game 5, after making the trip to Minnesota while recovering from their respective lower-body injuries, though both continue to practice with the team.
The Blackhawks hold a 3-1 series lead over the Minnesota Wild and look to finish off the series on home ice.
"We want to have the same approach as last game," Coach Quenneville said Wednesday. "You want to be your best, and we still have to get better as we go along here."
Every week, the Blackhawks Blog will feature fan tweets that reply to our official Twitter account @NHLBlackhawks mixed in with the tweets from some Blackhawks themselves! Send us your thoughts on the Blackhawks’ players, games and more, and you could be a contributor to our next Tweet Sheet.
Each week, the Blackhawks Blog will give you five stats you need to know about the Blackhawks this season.
1. In Game 1 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals, Patrick Sharp, Michal Rozsival and Andrew Shaw each notched postseason career highs in hits.Sharp (4), Rozsival (6) and Shaw (7) contributed to a team season-high total of 40 hits on Tuesday night at the United Center.
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