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    Alex DeBrincat’s overtime goal gives the Chicago Blackhawks a 4-3 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Legacy Night

    CHICAGO -- It was Niklas Hjalmarsson Legacy Night at the United Center on Thursday, but it might as well have been called Stanley Cup reunion night. Hawks stars of the past and present converged as Hjalmarsson was honored in pregame ceremony, Duncan Keith made his first visit to the UC as a member of the Edmonton Oilers and Hawks center Jonathan Toews returned to the ice for the first time ...
    by Phil Thompson, Chicago Tribune Mar 04, 2022 2 minutes
    The Chicago Blackhawks' Sam Lafferty scores in the first period against the Edmonton Oilers at United Center on Thursday, March 3, 2022, in Chicago.

    CHICAGO -- It was Niklas Hjalmarsson Legacy Night at the United Center on Thursday, but it might as well have been called Stanley Cup reunion night.

    Hawks stars of the past and present converged as Hjalmarsson was honored in pregame ceremony, Duncan Keith made his first visit to the UC

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