FanSided

Chicago Blackhawks Highlights: Every Goal From 2015 Stanley Cup Run

By Colin Likas |

There really aren’t many ways you can go wrong with watching coverage of the Chicago Blackhawks’ 2015 Stanley Cup victory. Watching the boys hand the Cup off to one another is as entertaining as watching highlights from Game 6, or interviews after the final horn.

Here’s another option for your viewing pleasure: a video featuring all 69 Chicago goals from this Stanley Cup playoffs run, which spanned 23 games over 55 days. It’s a pretty quick clip, but it might also give you goosebumps, especially when Doc Emrick‘s voice plays over it toward the end.

There’s plenty of interesting notes to go along with looking at all these goals, and Chicago’s playoff scoring in general. Here are some of those:

— Heading into the Stanley Cup Finals, the ’Hawks had scored exactly two goals in a game twice in the playoffs, both against Nashville. They lost both games. The ’Hawks scored exactly two goals five times in the Finals and won four games.

— Chicago’s record when Patrick Kane scored at least one goal in a game these playoffs: 8-2

— Chicago’s record when Jonathan Toews scored at least one goal in a game these playoffs: 7-1

— Chicago’s record when Brad Richards scored at least one goal in a game these playoffs: 0-3

— As you likely could have guessed, Kane led the ‘Hawks in goals during the playoffs with 11 and points with 23. Toews and Duncan Keith were the other ’Hawks above 20 points for the playoffs, with 21 apiece.

Live Feed class=inline-text id=inline-text-8

Da Windy City

  • 2 new Chicago Blackhawks players to be thankful for in 2021Da Windy City
  • Chicago Blackhawks: Calgary was a tough way to end the tripDa Windy City
  • Chicago Blackhawks: 1 player to keep an eye on in CalgaryDa Windy City
  • Chicago Blackhawks: Marc-Andre Fleury saves the day in winDa Windy City
  • Gameday preview: Canucks vs Blackhawks (November 21)The Canuck Way

    • — Twenty-three players suited up for Chicago in these playoffs. The only ones not to record a point were Kimmo Timonen, Kyle Cumiskey, David Rundblad, Joakim Nordstrom and Trevor Van Riemsdyk.

    — The ’Hawks scored four goals in a game seven times in these playoffs, recording six wins. The lone loss was Game 5 against Anaheim.

    — The ’Hawks scored five goals in a game three times in these playoffs and won every time. All three games were against Anaheim, and Brandon Saad scored once in all three games.

    — The goal breakdown by series: 19 goals in six games against Nashville, 13 goals in four games against Minnesota, 24 goals in seven games against Anaheim and 13 goals in six games against Tampa Bay.

    — The ’Hawks were not shut out in these playoffs and posted two shutouts: against Minnesota in Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals, and against Tampa Bay in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

    — Fifteen of the ’Hawks’ 23 playoff games were decided by one goal. Chicago won 11 of those one-goal games.

    — At least one Chicago defenseman scored a goal in 10 games this postseason. The ’Hawks won eight of those games.

    — Corey Crawford had no goals in these playoffs.

    Next: Blackhawks Dynasty

    More from Blackhawk Up

    Home / Blackhawks News

    Schedule