Blackhawks Face Wild, Welcome Foligno Back

0:00Welcome to NHL News today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Chicago Black Hawks are back home after splitting a two-game road trip against Utah and Vegas. They won one and lost four nothing to the Golden Knights on March 14th, marking their first shutouts since February. All attention now turns to top prospect, Sasha Boyzbear. The 19-year-old center, drafted 18th overall last year, wrapped up his college season at Boston University on March 14th. Reports say he's heading to Chicago soon to sign his entry-level deal, though his Canadian visa could delay things a bit. In their Vegas loss, the team show real toughness by standing up for each other. Connor Bredard mixed it up with opponents and players like Ethan Domeastro drew penalties protecting him. They even matched Vegas and hits. A bright spot coach Jeff Blaschiel highlighted as part of their growing identity. Bredard has been bringing extra edge lately, with the whole squad focusing on fight, no matter

1:01the score. It's helping build momentum despite the standings. Next up is a big one against the Minnesota Wild on March 17th. It'll be emotional, with former captain Nick Felino returning to the United Center for the first time since his trade. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O.com.