Chicago Blackhawks’ Best At Each Sweater, Nos. 21-30

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Jun 11, 2013; Chicago, IL, USA; A general view of the Chicago Blackhawks logo on the ice during media day in preparation for game one of the 2013 Stanley Cup Fina against the Boston Bruins at the United Center. Mandatory Credit: Rob Grabowski-USA TODAY Sports /

No. 28: RW Steve Larmer (1982-93)

Larmer in one word: consistent. He played in 80 games in 10 consecutive seasons with the Blackhawks, then 84 in his final year with Chicago. He scored at better than a point-per-game rate most every one of those seasons as well, maxing out at 101 points in 1990-91.

The two-time All-Star won the Calder Trophy with Chicago behind 90 points in his rookie season. He was a force at even strength and on the powerplay and received Byng, Hart and Selke votes throughout his time with the Blackhawks. His offensive point share was between 4.2 and 8.4 each season.

Larmer was also solid in the playoffs, netting five double-digit point totals in 11 postseason runs.

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