Keeping up with former Blackhawks in 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs: Round 1 recap
Artemi Panarin and Teuvo Teravainen lead the way among players advancing to the second round.
There are several former Blackhawks players set to compete in the second round in the playoffs along with local products J.T. Compher of Northbrook (Avalanche) and Ryan Dzingel of Wheaton (Blue Jackets).
Former Chicago Steel defensemen Jamie Oleksiak (Stars) and Jaccob Slavin (Hurricanes) and head coach Dan Muse (Predators assistant) will also be in the playoffs.
Oleksiak (2008-10) and Slavin (10-13) played with the Steel, while Muse coached them to the 2017 Clark Cup championship, the first in the team’s history before leaving for Nashville.
Eastern Conference
Blue Jackets 4, Lightning 0
Adam Clendening, Artemi Panarin (Blue Jackets)
Panarin scored two goals with three assists in Columbus’ first-round sweep of Tampa Bay. Clendening had an assist in Game 4.
Up next: Boston vs. Columbus
Bruins 4, Maple Leafs 3
Joakim Nordstrom (Bruins), Bruce Cassidy (Bruins coach)
Nordstrom tallied three points (two goals, assist), including a goal and an assist in Game 7.
Up next: Boston vs. Columbus
Islanders 4, Penguins 0
Nick Leddy, Andrew Ladd (Islanders)
Leddy scored a goal in Game 1 of the Islanders’ first-round sweep of Penguins. Ladd is injured.
Up next: Carolina vs. New York
Hurricanes 4, Capitals 3
Trevor van Riemsdyk, Teuvo Teravainen, Jaccob Slavin (Hurricanes)
Teravainen tallied three goals and an assist. Slavin racked up nine assists, including three in Game 7. Van Riemsdyk was held without a point.
Up next: Carolina vs. New York
Western Conference
Avalanche 4, Flames 1
Michael Frolik (Flames), J.T. Compher (Avalanche)
Compher had two goals and an assist. Frolik was held without a point.
Up next: Colorado vs. San Jose
Stars 4, Predators 2
Jamie Oleksiak (Stars), Muse (Predators)
Oleksiak did not record a point in four games.
Up next: Dallas vs. St. Louis
Sharks 4, Golden Knights 3
Brandon Pirri (Golden Knights), Doug Wilson (Sharks GM)
Pirri only skated in Game 7 and had five shots.
Up next: Colorado vs. San Jose
Blues 4, Jets 2
Dustin Byfuglien (Jets)
Byfuglien racked up two goals and six assists.
Up next: Dallas vs. St. Louis
