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The postmortems began a few days ago for the N.H.L.’s top team, the Chicago Blackhawks, who were down, 3-1, to the Detroit Red Wings. Pause the grim epitaphs, for now. The Blackhawks have made a sharp turnaround in the Western Conference semifinals, winning Game 5 in Chicago and Game 6 in Detroit to force a Game 7 at the United Center on Wednesday. “We feel like we deserve to be where we are,” Jonathan Toews, the Blackhawks’ captain, said Tuesday. “Something about playing a Game 7, you want to go out there and feel like every shift, every chance you get, there might be an opportunity to change the game in favor of your team.

“I mean, to look at the attitude we’ve had over the last couple of games and where we were just a few days ago, it’s a huge credit to the guys for keeping their heads up and staying loose and being positive.”

Game 7 is a fitting conclusion to the long-running Original Six rivalry. The Red Wings are moving to the Eastern Conference next season and Chicago will remain in the West, changing any future meetings to a Stanley Cup finals encounter.  Source and More Detail