Can the Chicago Blackhawks bounce back?
This is not the ideal scenario for the young Chicago Blackhawks to be in. They went into Detroit and did exactly what many had hoped they would do: strike early. The unfortunate part is, they have been unable to hold any early lead they have obtained in this series. Costly turnovers by blueliners, particularly Brent Seabrook and Brian Campbell, along with a blocked pass from Duncan Keith, have lead to “backbreaking” Detroit goals. In a press conference during the off-day between games, Chicago head coach Joel Quenneville echoed this sentiment. “I don’t think we’ve seen it all year, but we’ve given up three goals with puck possession at the offensive blue line,” Quenneville said. “We have the puck, but we get the shots blocked. All three of them end up in our net. All huge goals. Surrendering goals on plays that start at our offensive blue line is no way to beat the Detroit Red Wings. We turned the puck over and all three turnovers ended up in our net.” Correcting mental mistakes is the
