Chicago Blackhawks Morning Links- Looking For Eleven

Good morning Chicago Blackhawks fans! The Chicago Blackhawks are back home at the United Center tonight, and they will face an Original 6 team that they have already defeated this week when the Montreal Canadiens come to town.

The Blackhawks won a fairly boring game on Wednesday night in Montreal when Corey Crawford stood on his head making every save possible in the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1 victory.  It will more than likely be #50 in net tonight for the Hawks when they make one of those great 6pm starts.

The big thing tonight is that the Chicago Blackhawks will be trying to tie their franchise record 11th straight victory.  They have won tight games like Wednesday night and they have won games rather easily like Friday night’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs.   The thing about the winning streak is that it has taken the Hawks from hanging out around the Wild Card line to the Top of the Central Division.

The Hawks balance scoring went back to Patrick Kane show on Friday night so it will be interesting to see if the balance returns at the United Center, and here are some morning links to kick off your Sunday morning.

Watch the presentation as Chicago Blackhawk President John McDonough present the 2015 Stanley Cup ring to the Hockey Hall of Fame (Blackhawks)

Bryan Bickell was placed back on waivers yesterday for the second time this season (Committed Indians)

When you look at the Chicago Blackhawks winning streak, one thing to point at is that Andrew Shaw is back to playing game this season (CSN)

It’s pretty amazing that Friday night was Patrick Kane‘s first career regular season hat trick (Fox Sports)

Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brent Seabrook has been a standout on the defense and offense this season (ESPN)

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Watch all three goals of Patrick Kane’s first career hat trick from Friday night in Toronto (Second City)

A quick look around the NHL for every teams MVP in the first half of the season (Bleacher Report)

It’s been a huge drop off this year, and pretty amazing what a difference a year makes for the Nashville Predators (Predlines)

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The Colorado Avalanche are a tale of two teams this season, and you never know who will show up (Mile High Sticking)

Anze Kopitar signed a new deal for a Kings ransom and will be in LA for a long time (Pro Hockey Talk)

Why Carl Hagelin failed in Anaheim (Puck Daddy)