Kevin Korchinski est de retour avec les Blackhawks de Chicago après une convocation des IceHogs de Rockford, et cette fois, il ressemble à un joueur complètement différent. Après avoir eu du mal à rester dans la LNH lors de son précédent passage après la pause olympique, Korchinski fait maintenant preuve de plus de confiance, de sang-froid et d’impact sur la ligne bleue. Jay Zawaski et Mario Tirabassi expliquent ce qui a changé dans le jeu de Korchinski et s’il peut obtenir un rôle à temps plein avec les Blackhawks de Chicago. #nhl #chicagoblackhawks #hockey
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He hasn’t even turned 22 years of age, it takes nearly 300 played pro games according to Chris Pronger for Dmen to start to get it.
I agree I am happy he is getting opportunity The young man did go through a lot losing his Father that I would think would have been hard for a teenager
Korchinski is too young to give up on . Sign to another 3 years and let’s see what we actually got now that he is starting to get his confidence back. Right now I’m more worried about vlasic ,he just brings nothing to the table on the offensive end and as big as he is he needs to be a nasty MFer and start hitting someone . I think Wyatt Kiser is the only left handed d man that I’m sold on. If we draft 4 or later I’m targeting a left handed D like smits first carels second
He's taken advantage of his call up….his stock is rising on the trade market and in the organization too.His recent good play, if he can carry through to the end will only drive the value up more… that's good for the team
Korchinski would be further along had Chicago sent him back to juniors instead of rushing a teenager to the NHL. It was a mistake. Actually I feel the same about Levshunov. The Blackhawks should have let him play his sophomore season at Michigan State. The league is full of really good defenders who played two years in college.