Stanley Cup 2010: Chicago Blackhawks End 49 Year Drought, Win in Overtime, 4-3
They finally did it. After an incredible game that ended with a Patrick Kane overtime goal, the Blackhawks prevailed in a six-game series.
As I screamed with excitement, I noticed that the Philadelphia fans were actually booing at the Blackhawks.
Very classy.
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In 2009, when the Penguins beat the Red Wings in the Joe Louis Arena, Wings and Penguins fan alike were cheering! I know it must stink to have the opposing team hoist the biggest award in hockey in your own rink, but it's called being a good sport!
By the time they were passing, and kissing, the cup around, Philadelphia finally gave in and started cheering. Either that, or all the Flyers fans left and/or were overwhelmed by the 'Hawks fans.
But enough of hammering Philly fans. We already shut those trash-talking punks up by winning the Cup. No need to add more injuries to their pain. On with the celebration!
Jonathen Toews was named MVP. Then, as a captain, he hoisted the cup first, then passed it on to Marian Hossa, who had been to 3 consecutive Finals with 3 different teams, but had lost the first two, thus creating the "Hossa Hex."
This made me think two things:
"Man, Toews is a classy guy"
and
"Wait a second! How come Hossa talks like a Russian? I thought he was from the Czech Republic!"
Then, several questions came to mind.
"Why isn't Niemi the MVP? I love Toews and all, but Niemi was incredible in Game 6!"
"And why was Niemi passed the Cup so late?"
"How much hate mail am I going to get for hammering Philly fans in my article?"
"How fast can I score a Blackhawks 2010 Stanley Cup Champions T-shirt?"
But, despite all of these questions, I can sleep well tonight knowing that the 49-year-drought is over, and one of my favorite sports teams have FINALLY won a Championship in my lifetime (I am Cubs fan, and I don't watch Basketball).
Well, that's it for me. Have a great summer, and God Bless Chicago.
Sincerely,
Dmitri Duggan




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