13 Years Ago Today Marks a Very Special Moment in Chicago Blackhawks History

Thirteen years ago today, on May 3, 2010, Kris Versteeg made his mark on Blackhawks history. In a crucial Game 2 of the playoffs, Versteeg scored the game-winning goal with just 1:30 left on the clock, giving the Blackhawks a much-needed boost.

This pivotal moment would help propel the Blackhawks to a Stanley Cup win, with Versteeg making key contributions throughout the playoffs. His clutch performance earned him a reputation as a playoff hero and a fan favorite. Thirteen years later, Versteeg's goal remains a special moment for Blackhawks fans, reminding them of the team's historic championship run and the players who made it possible.

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