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    While Q is safe, let's make sure Huet doesn't give up 7 again this preseason. "It was becoming fairly clear fairly quickly that Savard and Bowman were not engaging in the same positive relationship that Red Wing coach Mike Babcock enjoyed with Bowman in Detroit" McKenzie observed. "The two (Savard and Havlat) were clearly at odds. Full Article at ChicagoNow
    It was becoming fairly clear fairly quickly that Savard and Bowman were not engaging in the same positive relationship that Red Wing coach Mike Babcock enjoyed with Bowman in Detroit
    SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 months ago
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Quenneville ready to be crowned king of Chicago coaches
  1. The two (Savard and Havlat) were clearly at odds. Now, Havlat's detractors will suggest he's a one-dimensional player with a selfish streak. His supporters will tell you he's a dynamic offensive talent who only needs to be in a primetime role to be an NHL offensive star.
    SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 months ago
  2. The pressure is on Quenneville, a coach with a tremendous track record of getting teams to the postseason but not beyond a conference final, to get the Blackhawks firing on all cylinders
    SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 months ago

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