Three Things to Watch: Blackhawks look to bounce back against Panthers

You have to believe, based on the quality they showed last year, that this is just a classic “Cup Hangover” and they can get things back on track.

Bobby Sanguinetti had long given up on this dream. It began during 90-minute car rides to hockey practice as a 10-year-old, and it was very much alive when the New York Rangers drafted him 21st overall in 2006. ”I never even considered it,” Sanguinetti said.