Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith gets a hand from teammates Marian Hossa, left, and Brent Seabrook his slap shot was deflected into the Blues' net by Seabrook to give the Hawks a 2-0 lead in the second period Tuesday night.
George LeClaire | Staff Photographer
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A sellout crowd of 21,455 greeted the Hawks in their first home game following the three-month lockout. “We’re happy to get the win for our fans,” Jonathan Toews said. “It’s just amazing to see their support out there. They’ve been waiting a long time to see their team play. To go out there and work like we did against a strong team like St. Louis was a good way to come back and kick-start the season.”Latest Galleries
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