Blackhawks Legend Returns To Chicago During Practice

Blackhawks fan favorite and local legend Scott Foster returned to Chicago today for practice after goaltender Alex Stalock was forced to miss practice due to a non-covid illness.

The legend of Scott Foster was born when he was forced into the Blackhawks game against the Winnipeg Jets after Corey Crawford left the game with a concussion that eventually ended his season. Foster came in relief in the third period, playing roughly 14 minutes and stopping all 7 shots he faced to preserve a Blackhawks victory.

With the Blackhawks thin at the goaltender position, it is uncertain if Foster will be with Chicago or if this is just a practice fill in for the team.

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