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    Phil Thompson: Shark tank? The Chicago Blackhawks have priorities beyond the Macklin Celebrini draft sweepstakes.

    Here we go again. One can’t help but wonder whether the Chicago Blackhawks won an entertaining 5-2 game Sunday against the San Jose Sharks only to lose ground in the Macklin Celebrini sweepstakes. The Sharks have lost four straight games to fall four points behind the Hawks in the Western Conference and pretty much cement their place at the bottom of the NHL standings. The Hawks beat the ...
    by Phil Thompson, Chicago Tribune Mar 19, 2024 3 minutes
    Boston University's Macklin Celebrini celebrates a goal on Jan. 9, 2024.

    Here we go again.

    One can’t help but wonder whether the Chicago Blackhawks won an entertaining 5-2 game Sunday against the San Jose Sharks only to lose ground in the Macklin Celebrini sweepstakes.

    The Sharks have lost four straight games to fall four points behind the Hawks in the Western Conference and pretty much cement their place at the bottom of the NHL standings. The Hawks beat the Sharks 2-1 in a shootout earlier this season in a battle of the

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