POV you just saw a spider pic.twitter.com/p8Ezy2l4V3
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) October 8, 2021
The most noteworthy news from Day 13 of Blackhawks training camp was Caleb Jones still being out with wrist soreness. If he's out for a while, expect Ian Mitchell to make the team as Jakub Galvas has all but locked up his spot with Wyatt Kalynuk already out with an ankle injury.
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Blackhawks: Game Summary
preseason: where everything's made up and the points don't matter ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ pic.twitter.com/PyHarULREm
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) October 8, 2021
Borgstrom - K Dach - Hagel Gaudette - Strome - C Dach Barratt - R Johnson - Osipov Entwistle - Khaira - Hardman
McCabe - Murphy Stillman - Galvas de Haan - Mitchell
Lankinen Subban
Scoring Recap
1st Goal: Eriksson Ek (0-1) PP
Joel Eriksson Ek had an easy tap in for the Wild on the power play as Mats Zuccarello shanked his shot to create enough of a change-up to throw off Kevin Lankinen. It didn't help that Connor Murphy played too high in the slot rather than cover Eriksson Ek who was down low.
2nd Goal: Strome (1-1) PP
What's to like about this play is not only did Dylan Strome win the faceoff but he also drove straight to the net and planted his stick blade to the ice to redirect a perfectly placed pass from Kirby Dach. Galvas also showed off his swift and accurate passing.
3rd Goal: Goligoski (1-2)
Defensive coverage on this goal was confusing. Adam Gaudette and Murphy do an odd interchange above the circles where the defenseman stayed high and the winger went low. Why was Murphy up so high? And after directing traffic, why didn't Gaudette follow the eventual goal scorer?
4th Goal: Hagel (2-2) PS
After getting tripped while on a breakaway, Brandon Hagel earned a penalty shot where he faked out Wild goalie Cam Talbot with a stutter step and sleek stickhandling to get him committed to the right which let him bang home the equalizer on the wide open left side.
5th Goal: Dumba (2-3) OT
The Chicago defense played too passively allowing the Wild to waltz into their offensive zone with little to no pressure which gave Kevin Fiala an open lane to find Matt Dumba who in turn had an uncontested shot from the top of the circles that he wired past Lankinen.
Highlights
Penalty Shot by Brandon Hagel
EVERYTHING BAGEL pic.twitter.com/Wsu74Adrjd
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) October 8, 2021
IceHogs: Game Summary
Here. We. Go! 🷠pic.twitter.com/vxCl9hWiE5
— Rockford IceHogs (@goicehogs) October 7, 2021
Morrison - Reichel - Teply Pour - Slavin - McLaughlin Altybarmakian - Yetman - Busdeker Howarth - Gicewicz - G Mitchell
Stanton - Krutil Phillips - Crevier Watson - Krys
Soderblom Aubrun
Scoring Recap
1st Goal: Howarth (1-0) 2nd Goal: Altybarmakian (2-0) 3rd Goal: Teply (3-0) PP
Highlights
Arvid Soderblom Pitches a Shutout
Soderblom your starter! #dialedin pic.twitter.com/Buc4QugboH
— Rockford IceHogs (@goicehogs) October 7, 2021
IceHogs D Depth
Welcome to the Hogs: We have agreed to terms with defenseman Jacob LeGuerrier on an AHL deal for 2021-22!https://t.co/MYyn85DP4D
— Rockford IceHogs (@goicehogs) October 7, 2021
LeGuerrier is an above average skater whose likely role is as a defensive defenseman in the 5/6/7 spot. He uses his plus skating and size to manage gaps and neutralize plays. While he's capable of contributing to the transition game, don't expect much offense.
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Top NCAA Prospects
My annual post that I agonize over like few others, the increasingly difficult-to-choose Top 100 NCAA players to watch in men's hockey: https://t.co/QOn8CRMxu2
— Ryan Kennedy (@THNRyanKennedy) October 7, 2021
7th: Alex Vlasic (D) 10th: Drew Commesso (G) 18th: Wyatt Kaiser (D) 43rd: Landon Slaggert (F) 73rd: Dominic Basse (G)
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Winter Olympics: Team USA
Wondering which @usahockey @NHL players will face rivals @HockeyCanada in @Beijing2022? Here are the first 3ï¸âƒ£ 👇 🇺🇸@88PKane @seth_jones3 @AM34
— IIHF (@IIHFHockey) October 7, 2021
More at https://t.co/ZUknuqtwVb@NHLBlackhawks @MapleLeafs #Olympics #Beijing2022 pic.twitter.com/vmFSdJOrkj
Canada * Kirby Dach * Marc-Andre Fleury
Czech Republic * Dominik Kubalik
Finland * Henrik Borgstrom * Kevin Lankinen
Germany * Lukas Reichel
Sweden * Arvid Soderblom
Switzerland * Philipp Kurashev
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See you on the boards!
