Yes, it was disappointing that Chicago's
Nikolai Khabibulin, who backstopped the Tampa Bay Lightning to the 2004 Stanley Cup, didn't make the trip. Most of the team, though, did its best to lift spirits:
If winger Patrick Kane was hoping his hat would hide his identity, it didn't work. Thankfully, he didn't hold it against us, signing at least one for nearly everyone at gametime.
All Star defenseman
Brian Campbell, who said late Monday that he was done signing for the trip, took care of hounds at gametime.
Defenseman
Brent Seabrook made the day for quite a few hounds.
Coach
Joel Quenneville wishes a happy birthday to a Chicago native and Hawks fan.
Former Blackhawk and current TV analyst
Eddie Olczyk signs Colin's team sheet. That's Colin's noggin barely showing through the greenery.
If winger Patrick Kane was hoping his hat would hide his identity, it didn't work. Thankfully, he didn't hold it against us, signing at least one for nearly everyone at gametime.
All Star defenseman Brian Campbell, who said late Monday that he was done signing for the trip, took care of hounds at gametime.
Defenseman Brent Seabrook made the day for quite a few hounds.
Coach Joel Quenneville wishes a happy birthday to a Chicago native and Hawks fan.
Former Blackhawk and current TV analyst Eddie Olczyk signs Colin's team sheet. That's Colin's noggin barely showing through the greenery.
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