Michael Sclafani

The loss of St. Louis was not only a loss, it was a clean sweep in St. Louis, taking home two points and not allow the Hawks to score at all. Sure, the Hawks did not walk in anger against their use on the 10th in the league with 25 wins, 12 losses and 8 OTS. In addition, the Hawks fourth place well situated for themselves at San Jose, Detroit and Calgary next Western Conference, where the Hawks with 58 points.

The list of active players is certainly not tainted by players injured reserve. before the team assets include Craig Adams Dave Bolland Troy Brouwer Adam Burish, Dustin Byfuglien, Ben Eager Colin Fraser Martin Havlat, Patrick Kane, Andrew Ladd, Patrick Sharp, Jonathan TOWES, and Kris Versteeg. Defenders team assets include Cam Barker, Brian Campbell, Nklas Hialmarsson, Aaron Johnson, Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook, Brent Sopel, Matt Walker and James Wiesniewski. Protection objectives are the goalies Cristobal Huet and Nikolai Khabibulin active.

In support of this young team of players willing is a great team of coaches led by head coach Joel Quenneville, assistant coach John Torchetti, assistant coach Mike Haviland, assistant coach Marc Bergevin, goaltending coach Stephane Waite, strengthening and conditioning coach Paul Goodman, video coach Brad Aldrich and skating coach Paul Vincent. Additional support and training is provided by the head athletic trainer Mike Gapski, equipment manager Troy Parchman, Pawel Prylinski massage therapist, assistant athletic trainer Jeff Thomas, assistant equipment manager Russ Holden and assistant equipment Clinton Reif. And no team would be complete with a staff of medical quality. Hawks have doctors team leader team doctor Terry Michael for orthopedics and Martin Sherwin Lo Leland, team doctors of internal medicine William Harper and Ari Levy Todd Stern, Russ Baer dentists and team Anthony Martin and Marcus Lavacca Louis Sclafani and ophthalmologist.

Although the Hawks took a loss last game, three games remaining for the month of January when the Hawks face the Ducks, Kings and Sharks away games. During February, the Hawks will again play outside for most games this month with trips to the ice as the visitor in games against the Oilers, Flames, Canucks, Thrashers, Blues, Lightning , panthers, stars and the Predators. The remaining games for the month of February will be played at home where the Hawks will host the Stars, Wild and Penguin on their own ice. For the month of March, more games are at home and abroad with the Hawks hosting games against the Kings, Ducks, Avalanche, Hurricanes, Blue Jackets, Islanders, Oilers, Kings again sharks, the Devils and Canucks. Not that the Hawks would not move too much at home but away games for March included the Bruins, the Devils and the Canadiens.

April for the Hawks away games are against the Blue Jackets and Blackhawks. Home games will be on the blue, Predators, Blue Jackets and a final match on Sunday, April 12 against the Red Wings.