Looking pretty hopeless. This team has it in them, just don't want it. I defended him a lot, but I'm with the mob: Colliton out.

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I am legitimately starting to believe that this team does not have enough talent to win, which is insane. Im literally going insane...

Okay, the game just ended. This is the first time I've seen the Hawks play, so take this with a grain of salt. But Chicago came out listless in the first and wouldn't even have been competitive if LA's goalie hadn't made the worst mistake I've ever seen an NHL goalie make in an actual regular-season game. The second period was basically random and then the teams came out for the third tied and Chicago recorded exactly three shots on goal until they pulled Crawford with more than two minutes to play. So you would think that getting the equalizer would have energized them, but I didn't see too much commitment in the OT and then the winning goal was scored because one of the Hawks didn't want to come back. In short, Chicago looked to me like Anaheim looked in too many games last year -- uncommitted to do what's necessary to win. And that's coaching. (Just my opinion.)

I'm going crazy as well, this team needs to send Q the world's most expensive fruit basket and hold a boom box outside of his window to see if he will come back. Doubt it but it's worth a shot which is apparently more shots then the Hawks could take in a period.

That has been the Hawks all season. LISTLESS. No sense of urgency. No desire to win.

Your definitely not wrong there, Coach Q was good. Just had to go through a little bit of a rocky period although I will say this. If JC can return our team to what we were playing at the back on last season, we could at least be competitive and maybe scrape a wild card spot. Other than that, we are relying on getting a good draft prospect and a season full of activity and trades.

Very true, but there something that seems a bit off about JC, idk what it is though