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Hawks lose two nothing to the Seattle Cracken.

On what started as a awesome night, where one of the greatest blackhawks ever Marion Hose signed a one day contract to retire a hawk.

They announced they're going to retire his number 81 next season.

But then the Hawks, after one really great shift to start the game, completely completely laying egg against a supposedly inferior opponent.

And before we get into all the great host of news, we've got to talk about this game because it was absolutely brutal for 60 minutes.

The fact that you could not muster a single goal against one of the worst teams in hockey at home on a huge night with a good crowd and a good mood.

That's inexcusable, man.

That's inexcusable.

And I know we've talked about, you know, the rest of the season's going to be hard and there's going to be some tough losses and all those sort of things.

That's all true.

But you cannot, cannot lay an egg like the Blackhawks laid tonight. It was absolutely

brutal. Yeah, that one last shift. That's pretty much what we got the first night, or the first shift.

The top line came out. It had a really good first shift, and it was kind of from the rest of the night.

You could, I think, count on one hand the amount of teams that have fewer points in the NHL and the Blackhawks.

They've started this six-game homestand with three of those teams that have fewer points than them.

Buffalo Sabres, Arizona Coyotes, Seattle Cracking,

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