One week out from the March 8 NHL Trade Deadline, we continue to deliver at least one deadline-focused story per day on Daily Faceoff. Today, we revisit the wildest Trade Deadline in NHL history as its 30th anniversary approaches.
Last week I wrote about the Americans who stood out in Chicago Blackhawks history. Tony Amonte and Jeremy Roenick. Chris Chelios. Patrick Kane and Alex DeBrincat.
In the long storied history of the Chicago Blackhawks, there have been a plethora of stars who happened to be American. With the country about to celebrate the 4th of July, what a great time to look back at many of those stars who represented the Stars and Stripes.
The class of ’88 has yielded four Hall of Famers but may one day lay claim to six or seven.
Our Captain’s back! I guess Tony Amonte should consider not buying lottery tickets or deleting some friends on Facebook, but the captain of the Boston Bruins is STAYING IN BOSTON!
The first set of names for my case for the Hall series. Keith Acton - Centre - 1979/80-1993/94 Drafted in the sixth round, 103rd overall, in the 1978 Amateur Draft by the Montreal Canadiens, Acton debuted during the 1979/80 season.
Former New York Rangers winger Tony Amonte was on the Cam & Strick Podcast recently and laced into Mike Keenan. According to Amonte, the Blueshirts only Cup winning bench boss wasn’t much of a coach at all.
In NHL history, a U.S. born NHL player has scored 40 or more goals on 53 occasions. How many of the 53 can you name in six minutes?
There have been only 36 team captains in the Chicago Blackhawks long NHL history. How many of them can you name?
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