Blackhawks coach is excited about the Stanley Cup championship team’s potential

Blackhawks coach is excited about the Stanley Cup championship team’s potential

The reigning Stanley Cup championship team Chicago Blackhawks is believed to be able to defend the Stanly Cup once the 2009 season came to the end, which is the opinion of Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville too, he keeps repeating that he’s “excited” about the Stanley Cup championship team’s upside potential, even after shedding seven players to remain under the NHL’s salary cap.

Quenneville believes the guy in Marian Hossa jersey is among those players with a bright future, even if he becomes the eighth Blackhawk trimmed from the team’s roster due to financial constraints. The player dressed in Hossa jersey is excited about the praise of Coach.

“When the guy in Jonathan Toews jersey played regularly he just got better and better and he’s very consistent,” said Quenneville on Friday before the opening of the Blackhawks’ annual fan convention. “He handles big games like any game and he welcomes all challenges one taking on Toews jersey.”

“Just because you fill the place up and win the Stanley Cup doesn’t mean you’re in the Patrick Sharp jersey,” Wirtz said. “But the nice thing is we have light at the end of the tunnel and we’re going to be there.” Many of the current Blackhawks including the player dressed in Sharp jersey and guy in Patrick Kane jersey, attended the convention, but Niemi didn’t. Team officials said 10,000 tickets were sold for the event at a downtown hotel.

The guy in Kane jersey believes that Niemi will return their team to keep the Blackhawks as a completed team to defend the Stanley Cup, for there’s no any team could provide him the chance at current time.