Keep 'Em Coming: Blackhawks 7, Blues 3

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Let that primary assist on the Lardis goal serve as evidence of the existence of both attributes. Haven't been found a clip of this online but go back to about three minutes into the first period, and there's a play where Burakovsky picks up the puck behind the Chicago net with a full head of steam, and he skates the puck all the way to the other end of the ice while weaving in and out of a handful of Blues defenders for a shot on goal ... and it just looked so damn effortless -- a brief reminder of what Burakovsky looked like in his prime.
37% : As the United Center faithful was in the middle of a "Green Bay sucks" chant (and there were a lot of them), Tyler Tucker put the Blues up 1-0 just 27 seconds into the game: Near the middle of the first, Chicago tied the game at one during a power play, with Oliver Moore making an excellent pass across the ice to give Nick Lardis a wide open net for this one-timer: Moore's contributions continued in the second period, when he scored this power-play goal to put the Hawks up 2-1: Just 41 seconds after Moore's goal, the Blues tied it up on a goal from Otto Stenberg.

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