This Week: November 27

Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews are taking the Windy City by storm.

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In the Nov. 27 issue of The Hockey News:

• Our cover story looks at how the Hawks are experiencing a Windy City Revival, spurred on by rookies Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews.

• Editor Jason Kay wonders if fighting belongs in a safer NHL.

• In our exclusive Enforcers’ Poll, we ask 30 NHL tough guys what they think of the game, who is the best all-time fighter and more.

• Columnist Jay Greenberg discusses the lure of the Devils’ new arena.

• In Overtime, senior writer Mike Brophy examines the evolution of Rick Nash’s game.

• The story of Steve Williamson, who is attempting to watch 30 NHL games in 30 NHL cities in 30 days.


• In THN’s Inside the NHL: We detail Kings right winger Mike Cammalleri’s fast start.

• Starting From 10 counts down the top 10 active players who are locks for the Hall of Fame after their playing days are done.

• Senior writer Ken Campbell compares the careers of Peter Forsberg and Eric Lindros.

• Welcome to the NHL, Torrey Mitchell. The young Sharks center tells us about his first big league action.

• Flames defenseman Robyn Regehr answers your questions in the Fan Shootout.

• Web-columnist Adam Proteau’s Q & A with former NHL coach Pat Quinn about returning to the helm of an NHL team and more.

• Our Plus/Minus looks at the best and worst of the hockey world.

• Tips From the Point with Ales Hemsky

• We answer your burning hockey questions in Ask The Experts.

• In the NHL Team Reports, we look at the biggest surprises of this early season.

• Our coverage on the AHL, ECHL, college, and junior hockey leagues, including features on Derick Brassard, Dylan Hunter, Brian Lee, Trevor Gillies, Joel Champagne, and Tom Fritsche.

• Part 2 of our annual gift guide, showcasing the perfect ideas for the hockey fan in your family.

All this and more can be found in THN's latest issue. Pick up a copy at your local newsstand, buy it digitally, or subscribe at thehockeynews.com today!