Duncan Keith announces his retirement from the NHL with his son by his side. Keith played 17 seasons, won 3 Stanley Cups, 2 Norris Trophies, 1 Conn Smythe Trophy and ranks 2nd in all time games played by a Chicago Blackhawk. Read more here.
I had the chance to chat with Wendy Galagan, CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities Manitoba to talk about what the charity does for families. It’s incredible that Ronald McDonald House Charities helps to keep families close by providing families with sick children support and accommodations during a very tough time.
Check out our conversation below and consider making a donation to help some families in need: Donate To Ronald McDonald House.
Ten years to the day after the Chicago Blackhawks won the 2010 Stanley Cup, 16 members of the championship team get back together for a Players Reunion, presented by NBC Sports Chicago and moderated by Eddie Olczyk.
Check out the highlights from the sixth and deciding game from the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals between the Philadelphia Flyers and Chicago Blackhawks below!
Duncan Keith sits down with the Spittin’ Chicklets crew to discuss the Stanley Cups, Olympics, Chicago and so much more. Check it out!
Duncan Keith joins Adam Burish and Patrick Sharp to break down losing seven teeth Game 4 of the 2010 Western Conference Final.
Duncan Keith and Patrick Sharp sit down in a candid chat to talk a variety of topics about their 11 years as teammates. The duo won an Olympic Gold Medal for Canada in 2014 and 3 Stanley Cups together.
In the first video, they chat about their early days playing in Chicago and where they called home in the Windy City.
In this second video, Keith and Sharp reflect on big city Chicago living compared to their childhood hometowns.
In the third video, Duncan Keith and Patrick Sharp talk about their memories of Wrigley Field. The first big memory was playing the outdoor Winter Classic against the Detroit Red Wings. Soon after that, the two would be bringing the Stanley Cup to the Friendly Confines.
In the 4th video, Sharp and Keith reminisce about the Stanley Cup Parades and celebrating the victories with the great fans of Chicago.
In the final video, Duncan Keith and Patrick Sharp discuss playing in the United Center.
The fans, atmosphere and the energy have made the United Center a tough place to play for opposing teams. The two are thankful for the fans that bring their energy to the arena day in and day out.
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