One of the most memorable photos of the evening came when Hossa took a picture with the Stanley Cup and his six other three-time champion teammates. You have to make the best of it and rise to the occasion.Swinging for the Fences? Not Quite, but Golf is Coming to Wrigley Field This Summer This is the challenge we have in front of us. You can’t wish you were somewhere else or somebody else or on another team. “My focus has been here, on this room and this team. “It’s just a new challenge, it’s what’s in front of you,” said Toews, who hasn’t made the playoffs in six years. He’s had a pretty storied career, so I’m sure (leaving) didn’t tarnish anything for him.”īeing on a last-place team and at the centre of trade rumours is new territory for a couple of guys who were cornerstones of three Cups in six years, and who will one day have their jerseys retired in Chicago, but they understand the drill.
“He, like myself, probably envisioned playing for the same team his whole career. “If you’re looking at Hockey DB, there is something cool about that, so we’ll see,” he grinned, also noting that Keith’s adventure turned out well on all fronts. The lure of being a Blackhawk from start to finish is something that will weigh heavily in the Toews decision. “Switching teams and playing for a different organization kind of refreshed him a little bit. “I talked to Duncs when he was up for Marian Hossa’s jersey retirement (in November) and he said he really enjoyed his time here,” said Kane. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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