«We'll miss him for a couple of weeks, but this is a great chance for him,» Foligno said. «Representing your country is special. «
The 29-year-old has come full circle throughout his hockey career thus far. He was originally a first-round pick (18th overall) in 2012, he also played an impeccable and unforgettable roll in the Chicago's 2015 Stanley Cup run before he was traded away in 2016 to Carolina.
Despite several successful years with the Carolina Hurricanes, Tervainen returned to the Chicago Blackhawks last summer on a 5-year contract with a $27.5 million deal.
Although the Hawks are currently sitting 31st in the NHL, Teravainen has done his part, ranking second in team scoring with 40 points (12 goals and 28 assists) in 55 games.
Rookie phenom
Connor Bedard spoke up about Tervainen in an interview.
«He's been huge for us,»