Chicago Blackhawks Morning Links- Winning Creates Loyalty

Mar 4, 2017; Nashville, TN, USA; Chicago Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews (19) after scoring during the second period against the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 4, 2017; Nashville, TN, USA; Chicago Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews (19) after scoring during the second period against the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports /
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Good morning Chicago Blackhawks fans! We are still one day away from the Chicago Blackhawks next game against the Anaheim Ducks so it’s another filler day!

The funny thing about the Chicago Blackhawks in the past 10 years has been how offended die hard Blackhawks fans have been about bandwagon fans jumping on and cheering the Blackhawks.

First off it’s funny to me because before Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews joined the organization, the Chicago Blackhawks had their worst 10 year span in the franchise’s history.  Yes, if you liked going to Blackhawks games you could get cheap tickets to the United Center any game day.

Of course their were a few people that cheered for those terrible teams that hate the new fanbase, but hey the Chicago Blackhawks are a fun team to watch and Championships brands loyalty.

So now CBS put out a study that the Chicago Blackhawks have the most loyal fans in the NHL.  Does that come from being a winning franchise for the past decade or is it because they really have the best fans?

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If you want to believe the hype, I would have thought it was the Detroit Red Wings having the most loyal fans, but does their mediocrity after a decade of greatness wear away from loyalty? I think it’s a combo, and something that Stan Bowman needs to work on and why I’m glad he didn’t trade Alex DeBrincat at the trade deadline.

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Here are some Chicago Blackhawks morning links to start your Wednesday! 

Watch how Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith surprised a youth team this week (Blackhawks)

According to reports KHL star Maxim Shalunov will not be coming to Chicago this year (Second City)

Are there any college free agents on the Chicago Blackhawks radar (Committed Indians)

Rolling Meadows student donations nets visit from the Chicago Blackhawks (Daily Herald)

Joe Thornton became only the 13th NHL player to get to 1,000 career assists (Bleacher Report)

The Dallas Stars are going to have a hard choice for goalie to give up for expansion (Blackout Dallas)

Artemi Panarin apologized for his racial insensitive remarks from a few years back (Pro Hockey Talk)

Next: This Weeks Power Rankings

Still no talk about the bye week at the GM meetings.. yet (Puck Daddy)