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Greg Boysen

Greg Boysen

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Hockey Writer, Chicago Hockey Now

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  • Anders Sorensen Earns Plenty of Praise After Challenging Season

    By Greg Boysen Verified| Chicago Hockey Now Verified As the Chicago Blackhawks head into the summer, general manager Kyle Davidson’s most significant move will be hiring the next head coach. He has to get this right because NHL general managers rarely get the luxury of hiring a third head coach. While it’s nearly a foregone conclusion that Anders Sorensen will not get the full-time job, he still got plenty of praise after the season concluded. “It was a tough spot to come into,” Davidson said.

    By Greg Boysen Verified · Chicago Hockey Now

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Connor Bedard Puts Some Narratives To Bed

    By Greg Boysen Verified| Chicago Hockey Now Verified If you spent any time on social media during the Chicago Blackhawks season, you saw garbage headlines from worthless clickbait sites or out-of-context clips of a frustrated Connor Bedard. These led to the ridiculous narrative that the young star wants out of Chicago. Bedard put a lot of lazy narratives to bed when meeting the media today. It started moments after the Blackhawks won the No. 1 overall pick two years ago.

    By Greg Boysen Verified · Chicago Hockey Now

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Anders Sorensen Earns Plenty of Praise After Challenging Season

    By Greg Boysen Verified| Chicago Hockey Now Verified As the Chicago Blackhawks head into the summer, general manager Kyle Davidson’s most significant move will be hiring the next head coach. He has to get this right because NHL general managers rarely get the luxury of hiring a third head coach. While it’s nearly a foregone conclusion that Anders Sorensen will not get the full-time job, he still got plenty of praise after the season concluded. “It was a tough spot to come into,” Davidson said.

    By Greg Boysen Verified · Chicago Hockey Now

    Apr. 18, 2025

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