Corey Crawford
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CSN Chicago's Chris Boden with what to expect from Blackhawks
performers all playoffs long you've been. Fickle and Corey Crawford . But with any series there been times when you know ..... rescue certainly answer that for. The Boston Bruins and Corey Crawford on the same. He was and who would have thought this
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Lucic: Chicago has been most consistent team all season
teams are stacked and backed up by great Colts and by the numbers it's almost too close to call Tuukka Rask and Corey Crawford had nearly identical goals against average But today has a slight edge to save percentage 943. At 945. By the eyeball
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Crawford realizes Cup dream
Corey Crawford took heat last year for the Blackhawks' struggles. One year later, his play has been the leading force behind Chicago's return to the Stanley Cup Final.
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Conference Call: Stanley Cup Finals Preview
On "Sports Sunday," Michael Felger was joined via conference call by Mark Lazerus, who covers the Blackhawks for the Chicago Sun Times. Among the topics: the strength of the Blackhawks' opponents and how much goalie Corey Crawford has improved.
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Crawford adds new role in Game 2 win
Corey Crawford has played exceptionally well in the Stanley Cup Playoffs thus far, and Sunday night he added a new role to his name: captain support leader.
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Kings offense falls flat in Game 1 loss
The Kings' offense could only put two shots on Corey Crawford in the first period, but led 1-0. Things evened out for the Blackhawks on the scoreboard, but the L.A. offense did not.
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Crawford's composure has led to big postseason performance
Corey Crawford 's ability to shrug off a goal and maintain his composure has been a main key in the Blackhawks' 2013 successes throughout both the regular season and playoffs.
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Blackhawks edge Red Wings
Johnny Oduya and Marcus Kruger scored in the third period, Corey Crawford made 20 saves and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 in the opener of their second-round playoff series Wednesday night.
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Hawks return the favor, bully Wild in Game 4 shutout
Behind Patrick Sharp's two goals and Corey Crawford 's 25 saves, the Blackhawks shut out the Wild, 3-0 in Game 4. Chicago is now one win away from moving on to the Western Conference Semifinals.
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Crawford's story about to be shaped
With the playoffs just one day away, Comcast SportsNet's Chris Boden discusses the Blackhawks goaltenders' impressive season and how this year could define Corey Crawford .
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Crawford , Emery win Jennings Trophy
Corey Crawford and Ray Emery were awarded the William M. Jennings Trophy today, given to the goaltenders who allow the fewest goals in a season.
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Corey Crawford's unbelievable save against Oilers
Corey Crawford came on to relieve the injured Ray Emery Wednesday night in Edmonton and came up with arguably the save of his career.
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Crawford starts, injuries plague Hawks against Coyotes
As the Blackhawks look to take on the Phoenix Coyotes Saturday night at the United Center, Hawks goalie Corey Crawford will get the start but the roster remains plagued by more than a few injuries.
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Blackhawks staying smart about rest
Corey Crawford will get the start on Friday as backup goaltender Ray Emery recovers from a lower-body injury. Patrick Sharp will not be playing against the Predators.
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Crawford , Blackhawks shut out Blues
Bryan Bickell recorded the first goal of the game and Marian Hossa scored a short-hander and Corey Crawford and the Blackhawks went on to shut out the Blues on Sunday.
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Sharp out, Bolland in vs. Blues
Dave Bolland has rejoined his teammates and Patrick Sharp stayed behind as the Blackhawks traveled to St. Louis. Corey Crawford has the start in net Sunday afternoon.
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Crawford in, Bolland out against Red Wings
Hawks Insider Tracey Meyers reports on the status of Crawford , Bolland for Friday night's game against the Red Wings.
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Hossa in, Sharp out vs. Blues
After Wednesday's practice, Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said Patrick Sharp still isn't ready to return, but Marian Hossa will likely be back. Corey Crawford gets the start vs. the Blues.
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Blackhawks wary of red-hot Blue Jackets
Corey Crawford gets the nod in goal as the Blackhawks head to Columbus to take on a dangerous Blue Jackets team that has won five of its last six and has battled the Hawks well all year.
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Ray Emery will start against Oilers
Ray Emery will get start over Corey Crawford in the Sunday night game against the Oilers, as the Blackhawks look to move back into the win column.





































