miggy1212 presents an Chicago Blackhawks Franchise

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St. Louis Blues vs Chicago Blackhawks
Jan 1, 1 2 3 F STL (2-1-1) 0 0 0 0 CHI (3-1-2) 1 3 1 5 Three Stars Patrick Sharp, C 1 Goal, 2 Assists Marty Turco, G 21 Saves Troy Brouwer, LW 1 Goal, 1 Assist	Team Stats Comparison STL CHI Shots on Goal 21 30 Hits 20 14 Faceoffs Won-Lost 11 26 Penalty Minutes 4:00 2:00 Power Plays Converted 0/1 1/2 Power Play Opportunities 1 2 Time on Attack 3:30 8:41
Scoring Summary FIRST PERIOD CHI Patrick Sharp (D. Keith, T. Brouwer) 4:25 SECOND PERIOD CHI Viktor Stalberg (P. Sharp) 3:31 CHI Troy Brouwer (B. Campbell, T. Kopecky) 13:06 (PP) CHI Bryan Bickell (D. Bolland, F. Pisani) 17:44 THIRD PERIOD CHI Marian Hossa (P. Sharp) 2:09
St. Louis Blues - Goalies GOALIES SHOTS SAVES SV % GAA Jaroslav Halak 30 25 83% 5.00
Chicago Blackhawks - Goalies GOALIES SHOTS SAVES SV % GAA Marty Turco 21 21 100% 0.00

It was an easy night for the Chicago Blackhawks, as they cruised to an easy victory against the St. Louis Blues, defeating them by the score of 5-0. Marty Turco pitched in an impressive shut-out, his first of the season. Patrick Sharp was named the first star of the game, collecting an goal and two assists to his credit. With star players Patrick Kane and captain Jonathan Toews strugglign tonight, it was nice to see the Blackhawks dominate without their star players producing.

Chicago gets a day off before staying home and squaring off against the Vancouver Canucks, who are 4-2, and are led by the dangerous Sedin brothers.

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***The Revival***

Okay... it seems like I've been through too many franchises throughout the past month, and I've finally figured out why. When I first started this 'chise back in January, I was very determined and played many games unlike I've been doing lately. My favorite team is the Chicago Blackhawks and with the season almost over (hoping to secure a spot tomorrow), I figured to start this over and start from the beginning, and see if I can do a little bit better than the current team, haha.

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Chicago Blackhawks Line Combinations

#10 Patrick Sharp "A" -- #19 Jonathan Toews "C" -- #88 Patrick Kane

#22 Troy Brouwer -- #36 Dave Bolland -- #81 Marian Hossa

#29 Bryan Bickell -- #28 Jake Dowell -- #15 Fernando Pisani

#25 Viktor Stalberg -- #67 Michael Frolik -- #82 Tomas Kopecky


#7 Brent Seabrook -- #4 Niklas Hjalmarsson

#2 Duncan Keith "A" -- #51 Brian Campbell

#32 John Scott -- #14 Chris Campoli


#30 Marty Turco -- #50 Corey Crawford

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October 7th, 2010
Pepsi Center
(0-0) Chicago Blackhawks vs. (0-0) Colorado Avalanche

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1 - 2 - 3 -- 6
0 - 0 - 2 -- 2

Blackhawks open season with a bang
Defending champs' start season out with a blowout victory over Colorado 6-2


Tomas Kopecky opened the 2010-2011 campaign on a high note; scoring two goals, including two power play goals

Scoring Summary

1st Period

(17:24) - Michael Frolik (John Scott, Fernandon Pisani); (1-0 Chicago)

2nd Period

(0:59) - Tomas Kopecky (Brent Seabrook); (2-0 Chicago) (PP)

(3:53) - Tomas Kopecky (Brent Seabrook, Chris Campoli); (3-0 Chicago) (PP)

3rd Period

(3:26) - Brian Campbell (Marian Hossa); (4-0 Chicago)

(13:45) - David Koci (none); (4-1 Chicago) (SH)

(16:27) - Patrick Kane (Marian Hossa); (5-1 Chicago) (PP)

(19:04) - Viktor Stalberg (Michael Frolik, John Scott); (6-1 Chicago)

(19:40) - Paul Stastny (John-Michael Liles, Matt Duchene); (6-2 Chicago) (PP)

Notes:
* Jake Dowell was injured in the 1st period (elbow injury); he is expected to miss three-four weeks (surgery)


Record: 1-0-0
Next Game: vs. Detroit (1-0-0)

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October 9th, 2010
United Center
(1-0-0) Detroit Red Wings vs. (1-0-0) Chicago Blackhawks

0 - 0 - 2 -- 2
2 - 0 - 2 -- 4

'Hawks celebrate title from last season with win
Despite a late surge from the Red Wings, Chicago held on for a 4-2 win


Blackhawks players watch as the championship banner is hung, and they provide the fans also with a win over their arch-rivals Detroit

Scoring Summary

1st Period

(11:39) - Chris Campoli (Viktor Stalberg, Michael Frolik); (1-0 Chicago)

(12:05) - Tomas Kopecky (Chris Campoli, Viktor Stalberg); (2-0 Chicago)

2nd Period

NONE

3rd Period

(6:14) - Marian Hossa (none); (3-0 Chicago)

(6:54) - Niklas Kromwall (Daniel Cleary, Brad Stuart); (3-1 Chicago)

(7:47) - Daniel Cleary (Darren Helm, Niklas Kromwall); (3-2 Chicago)

(17:13) - Marian Hossa (none); (4-2 Chicago)


Record: 2-0-0
Next Game: @ Buffalo (1-1-0)