FLASHBACK: Duncan Keith gets emotional welcome back to Chicago
In a flashback to March 3, 2022, Duncan Keith, a longtime defenseman for the Chicago Blackhawks, made a comeback to the city.
He'd been sidelined for nine games after a tough collision with the boards.
Keith's return was a big deal. He's won three Stanley Cups with the Blackhawks and achieved a lot in his time there. Now, he was back on the ice, ready to play.
It was a special night for Keith, returning to Chicago. The fans were excited to see him again, and the team made sure to give him a warm welcome.
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Is Keith the best defensemen in Hawks history? |
| Yes | 191 | 71 % |
| No | 78 | 29 % |
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