CHICAGO, IL - JANUARY 18: Patrick Kane #88 of the Chicago Blackhawks passes the puck as Drew Stafford #21 of the Buffalo Sabres closes in at the United Center on January 18, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Panthers Vs. Blackhawks: Blackhawks Win 3-1, Win 5th Of Last 6
Barring a total breakdown, the Blackhawks will finish off a three-game homestand with a victory over the Florida Panthers.
Panthers Vs. Blackhawks: Blackhawks Win 3-1, Win 5th Of Last 6
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Blackhawks Vs. Panthers Recap: Hawks Coast To Easy 3-1 Victory
The Chicago Blackhawks continued their hot hockey amidst a near-blizzard in Chicago with a 3-1 victory over the sinking Florida Panthers. The victory was Chicago's fifth in their last six games after starting the new year with four straight losses, and it helped them polish off a three straight home game with their third straight victory.
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Blackhawks Vs. Panthers: Kane Goal Puts Chicago Up 3-0
A bit of a tough year for Patrick Kane continued to get slightly better on Friday night, as the diminutive Chicago Blackhawks winger put his team up 3-0 over the Florida Panthers midway through the second period. Kane's unassisted goal, which came 13:05 in the second, was number on 11 on the season.
For their part, the Panthers have been able to put 15 shots on net so far, but all have been turned away by Blackhawks goalie Ray Emery, who is keeping his stellar season rolling. Ex-Blackhawk defenseman Brian Campbell has been the most active Panther tonight, putting four shots on net in just over 15 minutes of ice time. Fellow ex-Hawk Tomas Fleischmann has put one shot on goal tonight, and has been on the ice for two of Chicago's three goals.
Stay tuned to SB Nation Chicago for more information, and for in-depth analysis on the Chicago Blackhawks be sure to visit Second City Hockey. For more Panthers hockey news and information, be sure to read Litter Box Cats.
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Blackhawks Vs. Panthers: Hawks Up 2-0 After One
The 30 minute delay of tonight's game apparently did little to throw the Chicago Blackhawks off any rhythm, as the team used two goals late in the first period to take an early commanding lead over the Florida Panthers. The scores came from captain Jonathan Towes, who netted the puck for the 27th time of the year on assists from Patrick Kane and Viktor Stalberg, and Duncan Keith, who's third goal of the season came on the power play with help from Marian Hossa and Nick Leddy.
The Kieth goal came after Florida's Keaton Ellerby got sent to the box for boarding Chicago's Andrew Sharp, which was one of three penalties racked up by the Panthers in the first.
Stay tuned to SB Nation Chicago for more information, and for in-depth analysis on the Chicago Blackhawks be sure to visit Second City Hockey. For more Panthers hockey news and information, be sure to read Litter Box Cats.
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Panthers Vs. Blackhawks: Inclement Weather Delays Game Until 8:00 P.M. CT
If you or any of your friends are planning on braving the weather and attending tonight's Chicago Blackhawks game against the Florida Panthers, here is a head's up that the start time has been pushed back 30 minutes to 8:00 p.m. CT. The team announced the change in game time Friday evening:
Due to the weather, tonight's puck drop will be delayed until 8 pm. Please RT. #FlaChi
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) January 21, 2012
When the puck does drop, the Blackhawks will be looking to extend a two-game winning streak. Florida comes into Friday's game losers of three in a row.
Stay tuned to SB Nation Chicago for more information, and for in-depth analysis on the Chicago Blackhawks be sure to visit Second City Hockey. For more Panthers hockey news and information, be sure to read Litter Box Cats.
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Panthers Vs. Blackhawks Preview: Chicago Looks To Continue Success Without Patrick Sharp
The Chicago Blackhawks are hoping to finish off a three-game homestand with three wins by defeating the Florida Panthers on Friday night.
The Hawks were led by Patrick Kane, who put Chicago's third goal into the net late in the third period and assisted on Jonathan Toews goal to open the night. The goal was Kane's 11th, and the assist was his 30th, giving him 41 total points, which bumps him ahead of Patrick Sharp for third on the team. The game's second goal, which would ultimately prove to be the game winner, came from Duncan Keith, who lit the lamp for hte third time this season.
The Blackhawks will kick off a home-and-home with the Nashville Predators in the Music City on Saturday night at 7 p.m. CST.
Stay tuned to SB Nation Chicago for more information, and for in-depth analysis on the Chicago Blackhawks be sure to visit Second City Hockey. For more Panthers hockey news and information, be sure to read Litter Box Cats.