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Louis Crevier Scores Twice as Blackhawks End Season with 5-2 Win over Sharks
Louis Crevier scored his first multigoal game and Connor Bedard added two assists as Chicago finished 29-39-14.
- On Wednesday, the Chicago Blackhawks rallied to beat the San Jose Sharks 5-2 in their season finale, with Defenseman Louis Crevier scoring twice in the final period.
- The first two periods mirrored the team's recent struggles, appearing "sloppy, slow and worrying," until a late goal from Sam Rinzel shifted momentum in the third.
- Connor Bedard provided two assists on backhand passes to set up Crevier, who also recorded two crucial blocks on a penalty kill, while Ryan Greene and Nick Lardis added third-period goals.
- Chicago finished the season with 72 points, an improvement over the 61 earned last year, while the Sharks prepare for a visit to Winnipeg on Thursday.
- Before the game, General Manager Kyle Davidson received a contract extension, while Coach Jeff Blashill emphasized that "Mental toughness is a huge part of individual success.
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Louis Crevier scores twice as Blackhawks end season with 5-2 win over Sharks
Defenseman Louis Crevier scored twice in the final period, Ryan Greene and Nick Lardis also added third period goals, and the Chicago Blackhawks rallied in their season finale to beat the San Jose Sharks 5-2 on Wednesday night.
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Left
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