Chicago Blackhawks 2015-16 Season Primer
Chicago Blackhawks season primer

2014-15 record: 48-28-6, 102 points (3rd in the Central Division, 4th in the Western Conference, 7th in the league)
2014-15 Outcome: Stanly Cup Champions

Player Salaries: $83,973,333 (21)
Cap Payroll: $71,168,460
Bonuses: $500,000
Cap Space: $231,540
Forwards: $43,568,000 (13)
Defensemen: $20,713,000 (6)
Goalies: $6,587,500 (2)

In: Ryan Garbutt, RW/LW (T – Dal), Trevor Daley, D (T – Dal), Liam Coughlin, C/LW (T – Edm), Michael Liambas, D (FA-Minors), Cameron SChi)lling, D (FA – Wsh), Viktor Tikhonov, C/W (FA – Ari), Corey Tropp, RW/LW (T – CBJ), Jeremy Morin, RW/LW (T – CBJ), Marko Dano, W/C (T – CBJ), Artem Anisimov, C (T – CBJ), Ryan Haggerty, RW (T – NYR), Erik Gustafsson, D (FA), Artemy Panarin, LW/RW (FA-Europe)

Out: Johnny Oduya, D (FA – Dal), Matt Carey, C/LW (FA-Minors), Stephen Johns, D (T – Dal), Patrick Sharp, LW/RW (T – Dal), Drew LeBlanc, C/RW (FA-Europe), Anders Nilsson, G (T – Edm), Cody Bass, RW (FA – Nas), Antoine Vermette, C (FA – Ari), Brad Richards, C (FA – Det), Alex Broadhurst, C (T – CBJ), Michael Paliotta, D (T – CBJ), Brandon Saad, LW/RW (T – CBJ), Antti Raanta, G (T – NYR), Pierre-Cedric Labrie, LW (FA-Minors), Spencer Abbott, RW (FA-Europe), Kimmo Timonen, D (Retired), Peter Regin, C/W (FA-Europe)

Source: Sports Forecaster

Outlook for the Season:

After winning the Stanley Cup for the third time in 6 years, Blackhawks fans spent much of the offseason oscillating between ecstatic that their team is the new “dynasty” and waiting for the other shoe to drop with respect to their overburdened salary cap. After all, with the new contracts for Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane kicking in this year, change was inevitable. The first blow of many was a blockbuster trade that sent RFA Brandon Saad and two prospects to the Columbus Bluejackets in return for a passel of players.

Two that are expected to have an immediate impact next year are centers Artem Anisimov and Marko Dano. Anisimov will slot right in as 2nd line center now that Brad Richards has joined the Red Wings. Hampered by injury last year, his 1.9 Points/60 will be a good complement to wingers Kane and…well, whoever Coach Joel “Line Blender” Quenneville feels like putting on the left. Dano, on the other hand, spent 35 games with the Blue Jackets last year, but the majority of his time was in Springfield with their AHL affiliate. With strong possession metrics and effective production, the 20 year old Dano could easily fit in as a 3rd or 4th liner while he learns the Blackhawks’ system. Fortunately, he’s waiver exempt, so if the Hawks need to get him more minutes, he can be shuttled back and forth to Rockford with ease.

The second huge trade came in July, with the Hawks sending winger Patrick Sharp and prospect Stephen Johns south to Texas in return for defender Trevor Daley and winger Ryan Garbutt. Daley, 30, was coming off a career year, and is expected to help Niklas Hjalmarsson shore up the blue line, as his partner of the last few years, Johnny Oduya, left as a UFA. Garbutt, however, was less than stellar for the Stars last season, and will have to step up his game on the deep Hawks roster. Both are speedy, with plenty of special teams experience, so while neither has the firepower of Sharp, they should be able to keep up with Chicago’s fast, skillful style of play.

Another interesting addition to the roster is winger Artemy Panarin, 23. A Russian player who has spent his career thus far in the KHL. GM Stan Bowman is confident Panarin will make the jump to the NHL level, but wants to temper fans’ expectations, likening his development to that of Teuvo Teravainen. With St. Petersburg this past season, Panarin put up 62 points in 54 regular season games, and a point per game in the playoffs, where the team eventually captured the Gagarin Cup. If he can make even half that kind of impact on the Hawks, he’ll be a name to watch.

Fortunately, the cup winning tandem of Corey Crawford and Scott Darling will return in net, giving the team some much needed calm amidst a sea of change. Crawford ended the regular season with a 0.924 Save percentage and 2.27 GAA. Darling, a virtual unknown before last season, posted an impressive 0.936 Save percentage and a 1.94 GAA.

With a completely retooled offense and a much different defense, the Dynasty Blackhawks may find themselves on the outside looking in come playoff time. Still, Chicago should never be counted out, and will remain a difficult team to play against this season.

Trending Up:

Teuvo Teravainen:  This 20 year old Finn was good, but not great, in the regular season, posting just 9 points in 34 games. A natural center, he frequently found himself struggling on the wing and bouncing back and forth between Chicago and Rockford, where their AHL affiliate plays.

But then came the playoffs. Teravainen posted 2.52 Points/60 in the playoffs, fourth best on the team. He was fast and sneaky, making the third line with Antoine Vermette one of the most frustrating to play against. Look for him to keep up the scoring in the coming season, especially if he gets moved back to center.

Trending Down:

Patrick Kane: While there’s no argument about Kane’s talent or importance to the Blackhawks’ offense, the recent accusations of rape are still being investigated by Buffalo police. There has been no word yet on whether he will be suspended during these investigations should they continue into the season, but if charges are pressed, a suspension is likely coming, especially with the precedent set last season during the Voynov case.

Even if he doesn’t face charges, you have to wonder how much longer the Blackhawks will support a player who was considered a face of the franchise. After all, this is far from his first brush with the law, as he has had public issues with both alcohol and violence before. His $10.5 million cap hit is due to kick in this season, so it will be difficult for the Hawks to cut and run, but they could definitely be weighing the option.

Trade Deadline Outlook:

Still up tight against the cap, the Blackhawks will need one of two things, depending on the outcome of the Kane investigation. If Kane does play this season, they’ll be scouting for cheap bottom pair defensemen, as they were victimized by injury last year, forcing a superhuman performance from Duncan Keith. However, if Kane is suspended, it’s likely the Blackhawks will receive cap relief for his hefty salary, which they will be forced to use to find another top 6 winger to fill his spot.

Projected 2015-16 Range: Playoff Chances: Bubble

Written by Carolyn Wilke, who can be found on twitter @Classlicity

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Potential line combinations, defensive pairings, and goalies.

Teuvo Teravainen – Jonathan Toews – Patrick Kane
Artemi Panarin – Artem Anisimov – Marian Hossa
Kris Versteeg – Andrew Shaw – Marko Dano
Bryan Bickell – Marcus Kruger – Ryan Garbutt
Andrew Desjardins – Viktor Tikhonov

Duncan Keith – Brent Seabrook
Niklas Hjalmarsson – Trevor Daley
David Rundblad – Trevor van Riemsdyk
Ville Pokka

Corey Crawford
Scott Darling

FORWARDS HT/WT BIRTHDATE ACQUIRED
Artem Anisimov (C) 6’4″/198lbs 5/24/1988 T-CBJ ’15
Kyle Baun (RW) 6’2″/209lbs 5/4/1992 S-Chi ’15
Bryan Bickell (LW) 6’4″/223lbs 3/9/1986 Chi ’04 (2/41)
Radovan Bondra (LW/RW) 6’5″/220lbs 1/27/1997 Chi ’15 (5/151)
Chris Calnan (RW) 6’2″/203lbs 5/5/1994 Chi ’12 (3/79)
Liam Coughlin (C/LW) 6’2″/190lbs 9/19/1994 T-Edm ’15
John Dahlstrom (RW) 6’0″/189lbs 1/22/1997 Chi ’15 (7/211)
Phillip Danault (C/LW) 6’0″/201lbs 2/24/1993 Chi ’11 (1/26)
Marko Dano (W/C) 5’11″/183lbs 11/30/1994 T-CBJ ’15
Andrew Desjardins (W/C) 6’1″/195lbs 7/27/1986 T-SJ ’15
Ryan Garbutt (RW/LW) 6’0″/195lbs 8/12/1985 T-Dal ’15
Ryan Haggerty (RW) 6’0″/201lbs 3/4/1993 T-NYR ’15
Ryan Hartman (RW) 5’11″/191lbs 9/20/1994 Chi ’13 (1/30)
John Hayden (C) 6’3″/217lbs 2/14/1995 Chi ’13 (3/74)
Vince Hinostroza (C/RW) 5’9″/158lbs 4/3/1994 Chi ’12 (6/169)
Marian Hossa (RW) 6’1″/207lbs 1/12/1979 FA ’09
Matt Iacopelli (RW) 6’2″/192lbs 5/15/1994 Chi ’14 (3/83)
Luke Johnson (C) 5’11″/179lbs 9/19/1994 Chi ’13 (5/134)
Patrick Kane (RW) 5’11″/177lbs 11/19/1988 Chi ’07 (1/1)
Tanner Kero (LW) 6’0″/185lbs 7/24/1992 S-Chi ’15
Graham Knott (LW) 6’3″/190lbs 1/13/1997 Chi ’15 (2/54)
Marcus Kruger (C) 6’0″/186lbs 5/27/1990 Chi ’09 (5/149)
Anthony Louis (C) 5’7″/145lbs 2/10/1995 Chi ’13 (6/181)
Brandon Mashinter (LW) 6’4″/212lbs 9/20/1988 T-NYR ’13
Mark McNeill (RW/C) 6’2″/214lbs 2/22/1993 Chi ’11 (1/18)
Jeremy Morin (RW/LW) 6’1″/189lbs 4/16/1991 T-CBJ ’15
Tyler Motte (C) 5’9″/190lbs 3/10/1995 Chi ’13 (4/121)
Joakim Nordstrom (LW/RW) 6’1″/189lbs 2/25/1992 Chi ’10 (3/90)
Frederik Olofsson (LW) 6’2″/192lbs 5/27/1996 Chi ’14 (4/98)
Artemy Panarin (LW/RW) 5’11″/170lbs 10/30/1991 S-Chi ’15
Roy Radke (RW) 6’3″/203lbs 12/10/1996 Chi ’15 (6/164)
Jack Ramsey (RW) 6’3″/185lbs 11/2/1995 Chi ’14 (7/208)
Dennis Rasmussen (C/LW) 6’3″/205lbs 7/3/1990 FA ’14
Garret Ross (LW) 6’0″/173lbs 5/26/1992 Chi ’12 (5/139)
Nick Schmaltz (C/RW) 6’0″/171lbs 2/23/1996 Chi ’14 (1/20)
Maxim Shalunov (RW) 6’3″/185lbs 1/31/1993 Chi ’11 (4/109)
Andrew Shaw (RW/C) 5’11″/179lbs 7/20/1991 Chi ’11 (5/139)
Dylan Sikura (C) 5’11″/143lbs 6/1/1995 Chi ’14 (6/178)
Beau Starrett (C/LW) 6’5″/200lbs 11/1/1995 Chi ’14 (3/88)
Teuvo Teravainen (W/C) 5’11″/178lbs 9/11/1994 Chi ’12 (1/18)
Viktor Tikhonov (C/W) 6’2″/189lbs 5/12/1988 FA ’15
Jonathan Toews (C) 6’2″/201lbs 4/29/1988 Chi ’06 (1/3)
Corey Tropp (RW/LW) 6’0″/185lbs 7/25/1989 T-CBJ ’15
Kris Versteeg (RW/LW) 5’11″/176lbs 5/13/1986 T-Fla ’13
DEFENSEMEN HT/WT BIRTHDATE ACQUIRED
Mathieu Brisebois (D) 5’11″/197lbs 4/17/1992 T-Phx ’14
Carl Dahlstrom (D) 6’4″/223lbs 1/28/1995 Chi ’13 (2/51)
Trevor Daley (D) 5’11″/195lbs 10/9/1983 T-Dal ’15
Gustav Forsling (D) 5’11″/176lbs 6/12/1996 T-Van ’15
Dillon Fournier (D) 6’2″/186lbs 6/15/1994 Chi ’12 (2/48)
Dennis Gilbert (D) 6’2″/201lbs 10/30/1996 Chi ’15 (3/91)
Erik Gustafsson (D) 6’0″/176lbs 3/14/1992 FA ’15
Niklas Hjalmarsson (D) 6’3″/197lbs 6/6/1987 Chi ’05 (4/108)
Sam Jardine (D) 6’2″/204lbs 8/12/1993 Chi ’11 (6/169)
Duncan Keith (D) 6’1″/192lbs 7/16/1983 Chi ’02 (2/54)
Shawn Lalonde (D) 6’1″/204lbs 3/10/1990 Chi ’08 (3/68)
Michael Liambas (D) 5’9″/204lbs 2/16/1989 S-Chi ’15
Nick Mattson (D) 6’1″/189lbs 10/25/1991 Chi ’10 (6/180)
Robin Norell (D) 5’11″/189lbs 2/18/1995 Chi ’13 (4/111)
Ville Pokka (D) 6’0″/214lbs 6/3/1994 T-NYI ’14
Robin Press (D) 6’3″/205lbs 12/21/1994 Chi ’13 (7/211)
David Rundblad (D) 6’2″/187lbs 10/8/1990 T-Phx ’14
Cameron Schilling (D) 6’2″/182lbs 10/7/1988 FA ’15
Brent Seabrook (D) 6’3″/220lbs 4/20/1985 Chi ’03 (1/14)
Ryan Shea (D) 6’1″/175lbs 2/11/1997 Chi ’15 (4/121)
Luc Snuggerud (D) 6’0″/179lbs 9/18/1995 Chi ’14 (5/141)
Andreas Soderberg (D) 6’4″/205lbs 6/16/1996 Chi ’14 (5/148)
Viktor Svedberg (D) 6’8″/238lbs 5/24/1991 S-Chi ’13
Joni Tuulola (D) 6’3″/180lbs 1/1/1996 Chi ’15 (6/181)
Trevor van Riemsdyk (D) 6’2″/188lbs 7/24/1991 S-Chi ’14
GOALIES HT/WT BIRTHDATE ACQUIRED
Corey Crawford (G) 6’2″/216lbs 12/31/1984 Chi ’03 (2/52)
Scott Darling (G) 6’6″/232lbs 12/22/1988 FA ’14
Michael Leighton (G) 6’3″/186lbs 5/19/1981 FA ’14
Ivan Nalimov (G) 6’4″/210lbs 3/12/1994 Chi ’14 (6/179)
Matt Tomkins (G) 6’3″/194lbs 6/19/1994 Chi ’12 (7/199)

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Some top Blackhawks prospect lists heading into the season.

Rk myNHLTradeRumors The Hockey News Corey Pronman
ESPN
Hockeys Future NHL.com
1 Artemy Panarin Teuvo Teravainen Artemi Panarin Teuvo Teravainen Artemi Panarin
2 Ryan Hartman Ryan Hartman Ryan Hartman Nick Schmaltz Marko Dano
3 Trevor van Riemsdyk Nick Schmaltz Ville Pokka Ville Pokka Nick Schmaltz
4 Nick Schmaltz Trevor van Riemsdyk Gustav Forsling Mark McNeill Ville Pokka
5 Ville Pokka Gustav Forsling Nick Schmaltz Phillip Danault Ryan Hartman
6 Kyle Baun Phillip Danault Phillip Danault Trevor van Riemsdyk
7 Phillip Danault Graham Knott Trevor van Riemsdyk Ryan Hartman
8 Tanner Kero Mark McNeill Mark McNeill Michael Paliotta
9 Erik Gustafsson Joakim Nordstrom Tyler Motte Garret Ross
10 Graham Knott Garrett Ross Robin Press Tyler Motte

* Different sites have different guidelines for who is a ‘prospect.’ Dobber Prospects bases their rankings on future fantasy value.

1. Artemy Panarin: Left Wing – 5’11” / 170 lbs – Chicago signed the 23-year old Russian sniper to an entry level contract as an undrafted free agent and the expectations and anticipation for his NHL impact are significant. Panarin will be given every opportunity to debut on the first line with Toews and Hossa as a replacement for Saad. He lacks ideal NHL size and perhaps that along with the “Russian Factor” explains why he went undrafted. But his offensive skills are NHL calibre. He played for Russia at the World Championship against NHL players and passed the eye test with flying colors. This past season in the KHL he scored an impressive 62 points in 54 games. Expect Panarin to come to training camp with his sights set on not only making the team but playing in a top six role immediately.

2. Ryan Hartman: Right Wing – 5’11” / 191 lbs – Hartman was over a point per game player in his junior career with the Plymouth Whalers and made the full time transition to pro last season. He played in 69 games with Rockford scoring only 37 points. Hartman also made his NHL debut, seeing five games with the Hawks. Hartman projects to be an important piece for the Hawks but perhaps not as a prolific scorer like he was in the OHL. Hartman plays a very versatile game and is able to play any forward position as well as a sound two-way game. But his real niche is his agitating and aggressive game. Hartman loves to mix things up, dig pucks out of the corners, and cause havoc in front of the net. His skating needs to improve to keep pace in the NHL and he should return to Rockford to help develop his pro offensive game some more as well. He is coming, and will be a force when he arrives.

3. Trevor van Riemsdyk: Defence – 6’2” / 188 lbs – TVR was last summer’s key free agent signing and began turning heads in training camp, where he earned a roster spot right out of the gate. Coach Quenneville was quick to sing the praises of TVR and he was quickly moving up the depth chart until a knee injury put him out of the lineup. While rehabbing from that injury, he suffered another injury that finished his regular season. In the playoffs, injuries to other players opened the door for TVR to return to the Hawks lineup. He stepped right into the Finals and did not look out of place. He is a lock to play for the Hawks this season and will be in the bottom two pairings.

4. Nick Schmaltz: Centre – 6’0” / 171 lbs – The Hawks traded up in the 2014 draft to select Schmaltz who they identified as a playmaking centre who could someday develop into the second line centre behind Toews. After three seasons in the USHL, Schmaltz went the college route last year playing with North Dakota. He had 26 points in 38 games and was also a part of team USA at the World Juniors in which he managed one assist in five games as an 18 year old. He will play at least one more year in college and can return for another go around with USA at the World Juniors as a 19 year old.

5. Ville Pokka: Defence – 6’0” / 214 lbs – Pokka was a key acquisition in the trade that sent Nick Leddy to the Islanders for salary cap reasons. Pokka enjoyed a successful season in Finland with Karpat scoring 27 points in 54 games and posting an impressive plus-32. Pokka made his North American debut with Rockford last year and did not disappoint. He played in 68 games as a rookie and scored 30 points with eight goals. The Hawks boast impressive depth on defence despite recently purging Oduya and Stephen Johns to Dallas so there is no rush with Pokka who just turned 21. Pokka will return to Rockford where he can play big minutes in all situations while he continues to gain some seasoning.

Expanded Top 10 Blackhawks prospects with videos and stats can be read here. 

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A look at the Chicago Blackhawks drafting from 2010 to 2015.

2015 Draft
Round # Player Pos Drafted From
2 54 Graham Knott L Niagara IceDogs (OHL)
3 91 Dennis Gilbert D Chicago Steel (USHL)
4 121 Ryan Shea D Boston College High (Mass. H.S.)
5 151 Radovan Bondra R Kosice HC (Slovak)
6 164 Roy Radke R Barrie Colts (OHL)
6 181 Joni Tuulola D HPK Hameenlinna (SM-liiga)
7 211 John Dahlstrom R Frolunda Jrs. (Sweden)
2014 Draft
Round # Player Pos Drafted From
1 20 Nick Schmaltz F Green Bay Gamblers (USHL)
3 83 Matteson Iacopelli F Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL)
3 88 Beau Starrett F South Shore Kings (USPHL-Pr)
4 98 Fredrik Olofsson F Chicago Steel (USHL)
5 141 Luc Snuggerud D Eden Prairie (Wisc. H.S.)
5 148 Andreas Soderberg D Skelleftea (Sweden Jrs.)
6 178 Dylan Sikura F Aurora Tigers (OJHL)
6 179 Ivan Nalimov G SKA St. Petersburg (Russia Jrs.)
7 208 Jack Ramsey F Penticton Vees (BCHL)
2013 Draft
Round # Player Pos Drafted From
1 30 Ryan Hartman R Plymouth Whalers (OHL)
2 51 Carl Dahlstrom D Linkoping Jrs. (Sweden)
3 74 John Hayden C U.S. National Development Team (USHL)
4 111 Robin Norell D Djurgarden Jrs. (Sweden)
4 121 Tyler Motte C U.S. National Development Team (USHL)
5 134 Luke Johnson C Lincoln Stars (USHL)
6 181 Anthony Louis C U.S. National Development Team (USHL)
7 211 Robin Press D Sodertalje SK (Swe-1)
2012 Draft
Round # Player Pos Drafted From
1 18 Teuvo Teravainen F Jokerit Helsinki (SM-liiga)
2 48 Dillon Fournier D Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (QMJHL)
3 79 Chris Calnan R Nobles Prep (Mass. H.S.)
5 139 Garret Ross L Saginaw Spirit (OHL)
5 149 Travis Brown D Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL)
6 169 Vince Hinostroza F Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL)
7 191 Brandon Whitney G Victoriaville Tigres (QMJHL)
7 199 Matt Tomkins G Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL)
2011 Draft
Round # Player Pos Drafted From
1 18 Mark McNeill C Prince Albert Raiders (WHL)
1 26 Phillip Danault C Victoriaville Tigres (QMJHL)
2 36 Adam Clendening D Boston University (H-East)
2 43 Brandon Saad L Saginaw Spirit (OHL)
3 70 Michael Paliotta D U.S. National Development Team (USHL)
3 79 Klas Dahlbeck D Linkopings HC (SEL)
4 109 Maxim Shalunov R Cherepovets Jr. (Russia)
5 139 Andrew Shaw C Owen Sound Attack (OHL)
6 169 Sam Jardine D Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)
7 199 Alex Broadhurst C Green Bay Gamblers (USHL)
7 211 Johan Mattsson G Sodertalje Jr. (Sweden)
2010 Draft
Round # Player Pos Drafted From
1 24 Kevin Hayes C Nobles School (Mass.)
2 35 Ludvig Rensfeldt L Brynas Jrs. (Sweden)
2 54 Justin Holl D Minnetonka H.S. (Minn.)
2 58 Kent Simpson G Everett Silvertips (WHL)
2 60 Stephen Johns D U.S. National Development Team (USHL)
3 90 Joakim Nordstrom C AIK Jr. (Sweden)
4 120 Rob Flick C Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors (OHL)
6 151 Mirko Hoefflin R Mannheim Jr. (Germany)
6 180 Nick Mattson D Indiana Ice (USHL)
7 191 Mac Carruth G Portland Winterhawks (WHL)

 

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Chicago Blackhawks 2014-15 player stats.

Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%
Jonathan Toews 81 28 38 66 30 36 6 2 7 192 14.6
Patrick Kane 61 27 37 64 10 10 6 0 5 186 14.5
Marian Hossa 82 22 39 61 17 32 6 1 2 247 8.9
Brandon Saad 82 23 29 52 7 12 2 0 6 203 11.3
Duncan Keith 80 10 35 45 12 20 3 0 2 171 5.8
Patrick Sharp 68 16 27 43 -8 33 8 0 2 230 7
Brad Richards 76 12 25 37 3 12 2 0 3 199 6
Kris Versteeg 61 14 20 34 11 35 2 0 1 134 10.4
Brent Seabrook 82 8 23 31 -3 27 4 0 2 181 4.4
Bryan Bickell 80 14 14 28 5 38 1 0 3 113 12.4
Andrew Shaw 79 15 11 26 -8 67 5 0 2 146 10.3
Niklas Hjalmarsson 82 3 16 19 25 44 0 0 1 97 3.1
Marcus Kruger 81 7 10 17 -5 32 0 0 1 126 5.6
David Rundblad 49 3 11 14 17 12 0 0 1 58 5.2
Michal Rozsival 65 1 12 13 0 22 0 0 0 56 1.8
Johnny Oduya 76 2 8 10 5 26 0 0 0 76 2.6
Ben Smith 61 5 4 9 -1 2 0 0 0 77 6.5
Teuvo Teravainen 34 4 5 9 4 2 0 0 1 66 6.1
Daniel Carcillo 39 4 4 8 3 54 0 0 0 42 9.5
Antoine Vermette 19 0 3 3 -2 6 0 0 0 24 0
Joakim Nordstrom 38 0 3 3 -5 4 0 0 0 42 0
Andrew Desjardins 13 0 2 2 1 7 0 0 0 16 0
Adam Clendening 4 1 1 2 1 2 1 0 0 2 50
Peter Regin 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0
Michael Paliotta 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Klas Dahlbeck 4 1 0 1 -1 2 0 0 0 4 25
Trevor Van Riemsdyk 18 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 21 0
Kimmo Timonen 16 0 0 0 -3 2 0 0 0 10 0
Kyle Cumiskey 7 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 5 0
Tim Erixon 8 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 6 0
Jeremy Morin 15 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 28 0
Phillip Danault 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Ryan Hartman 5 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 8 0
Kyle Baun 3 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 4 0
Goalie GPI GS MIN GAA W L OT SO SA GA SV%
Corey Crawford 57 57 3333 2.27 32 20 5 2 1661 126 0.924
Scott Darling 14 13 833 1.94 9 4 0 1 419 27 0.936
Antti Raanta 14 12 792 1.89 7 4 1 2 389 25 0.936

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A look at the Chicago Blackhawks 2015-16 schedule.

DATE Opp. RESULT
Wed, Oct 7 vs. NYR 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Oct 9 @ NYI 7:30 PM ET
Sat, Oct 10 vs. NYI 8:30 PM ET
Wed, Oct 14 @ Phi 8:00 PM ET
Thu, Oct 15 @ Wsh 7:00 PM ET
Sat, Oct 17 vs. CBJ 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Oct 22 vs. Fla 8:30 PM ET
Sat, Oct 24 vs. TB 8:30 PM ET
Mon, Oct 26 vs. Ana 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Oct 29 @ Wpg 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Oct 30 @ Min 8:00 PM ET
Mon, Nov 2 vs. LA 8:30 PM ET
Wed, Nov 4 vs. StL 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Nov 6 @ NJ 7:00 PM ET
Sun, Nov 8 vs. Edm 8:00 PM ET
Thu, Nov 12 vs. NJ 8:30 PM ET
Sat, Nov 14 @ StL 8:00 PM ET
Sun, Nov 15 vs. Cgy 8:30 PM ET
Wed, Nov 18 @ Edm 9:30 PM ET
Fri, Nov 20 @ Cgy 9:00 PM ET
Sat, Nov 21 @ Van 10:00 PM ET
Wed, Nov 25 @ SJ 10:30 PM ET
Fri, Nov 27 @ Ana 4:00 PM ET
Sat, Nov 28 @ LA 10:30 PM ET
Tue, Dec 1 vs. Min 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Dec 3 @ Ott 7:30 PM ET
Sun, Dec 6 vs. Wpg 5:00 PM ET
Tue, Dec 8 vs. Nas 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Dec 10 @ Nas 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Dec 11 vs. Wpg 8:30 PM ET
Sun, Dec 13 vs. Van 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Dec 15 vs. Col 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Dec 17 vs. Edm 8:30 PM ET
Sat, Dec 19 @ Buf 1:00 PM ET
Sun, Dec 20 vs. SJ 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Dec 22 @ Dal 8:30 PM ET
Sun, Dec 27 vs. Car 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Dec 29 @ Ari 9:00 PM ET
Thu, Dec 31 @ Col 8:00 PM ET
Sun, Jan 3 vs. Ott 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Jan 5 @ Pit 7:00 PM ET
Wed, Jan 6 vs. Pit 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Jan 8 vs. Buf 8:30 PM ET
Sun, Jan 10 vs. Col 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Jan 12 vs. Nas 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Jan 14 @ Mtl 7:30 PM ET
Fri, Jan 15 @ Tor 7:00 PM ET
Sun, Jan 17 vs. Mtl 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Jan 19 @ Nas 8:00 PM ET
Thu, Jan 21 @ TB 7:30 PM ET
Fri, Jan 22 @ Fla 7:30 PM ET
Sun, Jan 24 vs. StL 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Jan 26 @ Car 7:00 PM ET
Tue, Feb 2 @ Col 9:00 PM ET
Thu, Feb 4 @ Ari 9:00 PM ET
Sat, Feb 6 @ Dal 8:00 PM ET
Tue, Feb 9 vs. SJ 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Feb 11 vs. Dal 8:30 PM ET
Sat, Feb 13 vs. Ana 8:30 PM ET
Mon, Feb 15 vs. Tor 8:30 PM ET
Wed, Feb 17 @ NYR 8:00 PM ET
Sun, Feb 21 @ Min 3:30 PM ET
Thu, Feb 25 vs. Nas 8:30 PM ET
Sun, Feb 28 vs. Wsh 12:30 PM ET
Wed, Mar 2 @ Det 8:00 PM ET
Thu, Mar 3 @ Bos 7:00 PM ET
Sun, Mar 6 vs. Det 5:00 PM ET
Wed, Mar 9 @ StL 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Mar 11 @ Dal 8:30 PM ET
Mon, Mar 14 vs. LA 8:30 PM ET
Wed, Mar 16 vs. Phi 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Mar 18 @ Wpg 8:00 PM ET
Sun, Mar 20 vs. Min 8:30 PM ET
Tue, Mar 22 vs. Dal 8:30 PM ET
Sat, Mar 26 @ Cgy 10:00 PM ET
Sun, Mar 27 @ Van 8:00 PM ET
Tue, Mar 29 @ Min 8:00 PM ET
Fri, Apr 1 @ Wpg 8:00 PM ET
Sun, Apr 3 vs. Bos 12:30 PM ET
Tue, Apr 5 vs. Ari 8:30 PM ET
Thu, Apr 7 vs. StL 8:30 PM ET
Sat, Apr 9 @ CBJ 7:00 PM ET

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