" competitive every night and we have confidence that we're going to win. " very happen with team," said Kane in the locker room after the game. Having tallied a goal and two assists in the game, Patrick Kane now has the fifth most assists by an American born player with 756 career assists. Video: Luke Richardson talks after 6-5 Loss to Oilers But came out on top, so they'll have a funner day tomorrow than we will." "I thought it was sloppy at times, maybe even from both teams.
"Tomorrow we'll have to show a couple clips and get right back to work," said Richardson. On the night, the Blackhawks tallied 29 total hits on the ice and 9 penalties (The Oiler's had 14 hits and 11 penalties).īlackhawks head coach Luke Richardson - who played six seasons as a defenseman for the Oilers - said the team will regroup tomorrow and work to improve on discipline in their play. The 2nd period alone had 14 total penalties and saw just 4:56 minutes of 5-on-5 hockey being played on the ice.
Tonight's game turned back the clock and reminded the hockey world of a bygone, physical era. Video: Domi's PPG gives Chicago back the lead "We hung with them, we skated with them, special teams were pretty close to their special teams." "We were in a spirited game," said Richardson after the game. "I think we could've won that game, and that should build confidence in this group knowing that we can change a few things and close that game out. "That's just kinda how hockey works: it's the greatest game in the world, but it can suck sometimes for sure," said Max Domi who tallied a team-leading 3 points in the game (1G, 2A).
The Blackhawks had five different players score, with two of the goals coming on the power play. Both the offenses for the Blackhawks and the Oilers exploded on the ice, with 36 and 38 shots on goal from the respective teams. Though Connor McDavid led the Oilers in scoring with a hat trick and an assist, to solely credit Edmonton with the offensive firepower would tell half the story.
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