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Ready for the 2016 World Cup of Hockey?
Ready for the 2016 World Cup of Hockey? The Chicago Blackhawks have excitement surrounding them with the 2016 World Cup of Hockey approaching quickly.As August comes to an end, players from around the NHL have started preparing for training for the tournament.Though thirteen members of the Blackhawks were originally slotted to take part in the event, there were some changes this past week.Duncan Keith will no longer be joining Team Canada for the games.
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Bouwmeester named to Canada's World Cup team, replacing the injured Duncan Keith – ProHockeyTalk
Bouwmeester named to Canada's World Cup team, replacing the injured Duncan Keith – ProHockeyTalk This is part of Lightning day at PHT …The Chicago Blackhawks employed some great teams in winning three championships so far during the Jonathan Toews – Patrick Kane era, but there was something special about that first group.For one thing, Toews and Kane were playing out the final years of their entry-level contracts.Those CBA-powered savings gave the Blackhawks a surplus of players who would eventually be too expensive to retain, most notably Dustin Byfuglien, Andrew Ladd and Brian Campbell.
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Duncan Keith will miss World Cup to focus on knee, upcoming season – The Athletic
Duncan Keith will miss World Cup to focus on knee, upcoming season – The Athletic Winning the World Cup of Hockey for Canada would be nice and all, but Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith has bigger goals in mind for the upcoming season.The Blackhawks announced Wednesday that Keith will forgo next month's World Cup of Hockey to continue rehabbing his right knee.Keith underwent surgery to repair a right knee meniscus tear in October of 2015.
Bouwmeester named to Canada's World Cup team, replacing the injured Duncan Keith – ProHockeyTalk
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