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This was supposed to be "The Year". Yes, after a long run in last year's playoffs the No. 2 seeded Chicago Blackhawks were expected to compete for Lord Stanley's Cup this year. And while they still may, they certainly did not get off to a good start at the United Center Friday night. The Blackhawks found a way to lose to the seventh-seeded Nashville Predators. Wow. First of all, what kind of name is "Predators" for a professional sports team? The name sounds more like a band of creepy old guys who should be registering online and not living close to a school district. Nevertheless, they beat the favored Chicago Blackhawks 4-1. While it's only one game, it not only switches the momentum, but it gives the Preds home ice advantage, something the Blackhawks worked so hard all season for. Now, ...

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Article written by Bob Warja