Making trophy cases for McDavid, Matthews
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After the Chicago Blackhawks were swept out of the Stanley Cup playoffs by the Nashville Predators, general manager Stan Bowman was brutally honest in his assessment of the team’s performance and insisted that changes were going to come this offseason. One of the first changes to be made was the firing of Mike Kitchen, a long-time assistant on coach Joel Quenneville’s staff.
Reprising his memorable performance at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, T.J. Oshie again beat Sergei Bobrovsky in a shootout as the Washington Capitals came back to defeat the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1 Thursday night. After beating Bobrovsky four times in six chances in the United States-Russia Olympic showdown, Oshie only needed to score once in the shootout this time to give his team an important victory with the playoffs not far away. ”I thought about it for 5 seconds maybe,” Oshie said of his shootout dominance of Bobrovsky three years ago.
The Chicago Blackhawks are turning back the clock once again. After re-acquiring Brandon Saad in a blockbuster trade just one week ago, the team is bringing back another key player from its most recent Stanley Cup winning teams by signing forward Patrick Sharp to a one-year contract, the team announced on Saturday. According to TSN’s Bob McKenzie, Sharp’s deal will pay him an $800,000 base salary, plus a $200,000 games played bonus.
