Hawks Show Up At Home After Lackluster Road Trip

Going into last night's action at home against the Flyers, the Blackhawks had gone from a fantastic road team, to one of the worst. When they entered Philadelphia with a two games to none lead, many fans and experts alike figured the series to be finished in four games, as the young Hawks led by rookie goalie Antti Niemi and offensive stars Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane, looked to win the first cup in half a decade for the original six franchise. Instead, the Hawks were severely out played by the Flyers and going into last night's game at the Madhouse on Madison, the series was tied with all the momentum, like in a good UFC 116 betting match up, shifted to the  Flyers and and the Free Sports Picks being on their side.

It's no betonline scam - fans betting on the Blackhawks to win the series got a chance at redemption, as the Hawks rebounded at home last night in a seven to four route of the Flyers, which saw them chase goalie Michael Leighton for the second time in the series. Further, although now on different lines, the Hawks top players of Kane, Toews and Byfuglien finally made their mark on the series, as all three combined for seven points.

Hawks fans are beginning to feel confident again after the seven to four routing, as the big three which have carried the team for the entire playoffs have finally showed up. In Byfuglien's four point night and Patrick Kane's two point night, the Flyers have now a woken the sleeping beasts. Sports betting enthusiasts should remember from the Vancouver and San Jose series' that once the big three get rolling, it is nearly impossible to win a series. As well, goalie Niemi had the big game everyone has been expecting him to have, in game five. With the momentum now back in Chicago's favor, Blackhawks fans should feel confident in the young Hawks winning the cup in game six for the first time since 1961.

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