
The Chicago Blackhawks sit third in the Central Division early this season, with a 3-2-2 record and eight points.
The Blackhawks’ latest win against the Anaheim Ducks can be attributed to their goalie, Spencer Knight. Knight is proving to be a core player for the Hawks and someone who can be counted on to block any shot.
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Knight has been money between the posts to start this season for the Blackhawks, having a save percentage of .937% and a 1.96 goals-against average, per Bleacher Report Open Ice. This is an improvement from last season, where Knight allowed 3.18 GAA and had a .896% save percentage in 15 games, after he was traded over from the Stanley Cup Winners, the Florida Panthers.
His 1.96 GAA is eighth in the NHL, while his .937% save percentage puts him in the top five.
Spencer Knight in his first 5 games this season:
.937 SV%
1.96 GAABlackhawks might have their guy
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Signed through the 2029 season and only 24 years old, Knight has a bright future ahead of him with the Blackhawks, as he, and Conner Bedard are forming a nucleus of a future contender for the Stanley Cup.
Coming off a solid 2-1 overtime win against the Ducks, where Knight made 38 saves, with the only goal coming on a power-play with 35.8 seconds left in the third period, the Blackhawks are in a good position moving forward when they play the Tampa Bay Lightning, who are riding a three-game losing streak.
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