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Blackhawks Prepare For Home Opener, Complete With Red Carpet Entrance
by Paul on 10/10/09 at 08:22 AM ET
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from Len Ziehm of the Chicago Sun-Times,
‘‘We’re getting used to all the hoopla and off-ice shenanigans and stuff like that,’’ center Jonathan Toews said. ‘‘There’s always a lot going on around us.’‘
‘‘It’ll be nice to see what kind of suit [Adam] Burish has on, or if he wears a stupid hat to make a fool of himself,’’ Sharp said of his former road roommate who is recovering from knee surgery. Burish, who isn’t expected to play until March, was back at the United Center on Friday clamoring to be part of the opening night excitement.
‘‘It is pretty cool,’’ Toews said. ‘’[The red carpet] gives you the Hollywood feel. It’s as close as we get to being a [movie] star, and it’ll be good to set the stage for the season. I’ll wear my nicest suit, for sure.’‘
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