Tracey Myers
Tracey Myers joined CSNChicago.com as its Blackhawks Insider in 2010 after a whirlwind three-day, weekend freelance audition covering the Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks at their third annual fan convention. It was fitting that she was welcomed to Chicago and the beat by Hawks goaltender Marty Turco, as Myers covered Turco for two seasons as the Dallas Stars beat reporter during her 10-plus years at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. In addition to her work with the Stars at the Star-Telegram, Tracey has had a hand in covering the 2009 NFL Draft, Dallas Mavericks, Cowboys training camp, the PGA's Byron Nelson and Colonial tournaments. Myers has also appeared on Fox Sports Southwest as a guest analyst for Stars broadcasts as well as talking pucks on XM Radio and Canadian broadcasts.
Tracey Myers Insights
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Toews named a finalist for Mark Messier NHL Leadership AwardThe awards just keep rolling in for the Blackhawks, and on Monday, captain Jonathan Toews was named a finalist for the Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award.
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Stalberg likely returning in Game 3After taking the ice in a black jersey during Sunday's practice, Viktor Stalberg is expected to return to the Blackhawks' lineup in Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals.
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Are the Red Wings that much better now?After eliminating the Ducks and putting on an impressive performance in Game 2 against the Blackhawks, questions remain about just how much the Red Wings have improved since the regular season.
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Who's in, who's out as Blackhawks host Red Wings in Game 2Viktor Stalberg has been ruled out of Saturday's matchup against the Red Wings and both Michal Handzus and Duncan Keith are in for Game 2 at the United Center.
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Red Wings come out firing, grab Game 2The Red Wings were expected to bounce back in Game 2, and that's what they did in a 4-1 win over the Blackhawks to even the series. Patrick Kane tallied his first goal of the postseason in the loss.
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Quenneville named a finalist for Jack Adams AwardThe awards just keep coming for the Blackhawks, and on Friday, Joel Quenneville was nominated for the Jack Adams Award, given to the coach who has most contributed to his team's success.
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Blackhawks notes: Quenneville's nomination, Stalberg's statusDuncan Keith and Michal Handzus didn't practice on Friday, but both will be ready to go when the Blackhawks host the Red Wings in Game 2 on Saturday. Viktor Stalberg once again skated in a white jersey.
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Bolland's return doesn't go unnoticed among teammatesDave Bolland's teammates noticed his contributions immediately after playing in his first 2013 postseason game Wednesday night and were appreciative of the center's grittiness and checking work.
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Hawks strike first, take Game 1 against Red WingsAfter a long six day layoff, the Blackhawks offense came alive for three goals in the third period to defeat the Red Wings, 4-1 in Game 1. Johnny Oduya scored the game-winning goal for Chicago.
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Hawks penalty-killing duo unlikely but effectiveThe Blackhawks' top penalty-killing pair of Michael Frolik and Marcus Kruger might not have predicted such a role, but they sure are excelling at it.
