Artemi Panarin's agent confirms Blackhawks have discussed contract extension

Artemi Panarin's agent, Tom Lynn, and general manager Stan Bowman Chicago Blackhawks have discussed a contract extension for the reigning Calder Trophy winner, Lynn said Chris Kuc The Chicago Tribune on Tuesday.

Panarin, 24, will enter the second year of their two-year entry-level contract with a base salary of $ 812.500 this season. He earned $ 2,575 million in bonds after scoring 30 goals and 77 points during his rookie season.

"I came to play at the NHL level not by money and contracts," Artemi Panarin Jersey said through an interpreter Tribune. "My agent will do the rest."

No reports of what Panarin or Lynn are seeking in contract negotiations. Scott powers Athletic says Brandon Saad, Aleksander Barkov and Vladimir Tarasenko are possible comparisons with what could commandeer Panarin. As restricted free agents in 2015, Saad received a six-year, $ 36 million Columbus, Tarasenko changed for eight years from $ 60 million in St. Louis, while Barkov landed a six-year, $ extension the $ 35.4 million that begins with the first season of the FRG.

"From now on, I like everything ... and I'm very happy," Panarin stay with the last Hawks next season said.

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Blackhawks prospect Nick Schmaltz sits out rookie game with minor injury

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - Chicago Blackhawks forward prospect Nick Schmaltz did not play Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings in NHL Prospect Tournament and is day to day with an undisclosed injury.

team coach Ted Dent Blackhawks rookie said he should Schmaltz to play in the next game of the team Monday.

Schmaltz played throughout the Blackhawks game against the St. Louis Blues on Friday night and spoke to the media after the game.

Schmaltz 2014 first round draft pick of the Blackhawks, become professional earlier this offseason after finishing his second season at the University of North Dakota. It is expected to compete for a spot on the NHL Blackhawks list this season.

Blackhawks' Kane, Toews Set to Drop Puck at World Cup of Hockey

Ice Hockey World Championship will drop the puck on Saturday afternoon in Toronto, and Chicago Blackhawks big stars "will take the ice for their respective countries, as the tournament kicks off.
Patrick Kane and his fellow Team USA team will get things started at 2:30 pm Central, when they take on Goss and Team Europe in the tournament opener. In the nightcap at 7:00 pm, and Team Canada Toews will take the ice in their home country as they battle Michal Kempny and the Czech Republic.
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In the first game of the day, the US will be looking to get their tournament off to a good start against the European team full of veterans of stars from several countries on the continent. Kane is one of the most talented players on the team, and together with such stars as Joe Pavelski and Max Pacioretty, he hopes to create enough offense for the team to come out on top.
Ironically, the US head coach John Tortorella decided to scratch Baflin defender ahead of first-team games. Curious move deprives the United States of one of their most physical players on the blue line, and will cause Jack Johnson in the slot as a defender in the game, a move that is raising some eyebrows among those covering the tournament.
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In the nightcap, heavily favored Canadian team will take on the team of the Czech Republic, is not expected to do much in the tournament field. Loaded with talented players at each position, the Canadian team also Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford in the registry, but it will take back the role of Carey Price when the games begin on Saturday evening.

Shorthanded Blackhawks unable to keep pace with Miners

When the two teams headed in opposite directions met on Friday, Roy Williams, the outcome was predictable.

And a wave of injuries made the daunting task even more difficult to visit the Springs Valley Blackhawks.

Eight linemen - including four starters - plus the leading receiver Josh Weddle - were on the side for the Blackhawks Jersey.

"It's pretty incredible. I do not think I've ever seen anything like it," said coach Springs Valley Justin Scheller in a conversation before the game.

"This is a big problem. We're going against a team number 2 in the country already. We've just got to go out and play football."

But even with a full complement of players at his disposal doubtful Springs Valley could slow to express Miner.

Undefeated and Class A runner Linton-Stockton exploded for 56 first half points and cruised to a 59-6 victory over the winless Blackhawks.

Five different miners found the end zone in the first 16 minutes.

And the miners were the first team down for the night. Five of the eight points on the first game came after a new set of drops.