Milestones, Newcomers & Trophies To Come
A look at one player's career, learn about a new Blackhawks' player, and debate the Calder Trophy nominees
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In today’s edition, we look at Jarred Tinordi’s career milestone, meet Nick Lardis, the newest prospect signing, and debate the cases of Connor Bedard and Brock Faber for the Calder Trophy!
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Connor Bedard vs. Brock Faber: Who Will Win the Calder Trophy?
April 4, 2024 by Hunter Crowther
When Connor Bedard fractured his jaw on Jan. 5 and was forced to miss over a month of action, many pundits and those who cover the game thought this could be what cost him the Calder Trophy for Rookie of the Year. But after Bedard missed 14 games in a six-week period, some think Brock Faber, the 21-year-old Minnesota Wild defenseman who, as of April 4, has 41 points (seven goals and 34 assists) and is averaging 25 minutes of ice time, should have the upper-hand in Calder Trophy voting. Let’s take a look at the two and predict who will win the NHL’s 2023-24 Calder Trophy.
Meet The Newest Blackhawks: Nick Lardis
April 4, 2024 by Brooke LoFurno (THW Premium Content)
The season is winding down, and the Chicago Blackhawks are getting to work. After already signing Landon Slaggert last month, they’ve shifted their focus onto Nick Lardis, officially signing him to a three-year entry-level contract. I figured I would get you up to speed on everything you need to know about the 18-year-old forward.
Blackhawks’ Journeyman Jarred Tinordi Reaches 200-Game Mark
April 3, 2024 by Gail Kauchak
Chicago Blackhawks’ veteran defenseman Jarred Tinordi reached a big milestone on Tuesday (Apr. 2), dressing for his 200th NHL game. Now winding down his second season in Chicago, the 32-year-old has dressed for 91 games with the Blackhawks; by far the most of any of the other five teams he’s played for. As we commemorate his 200-game marker, let’s delve a little bit further into Tinordi’s career to date.
