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Little Nichol making big impression with Hawks
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CALGARY, Alberta -- Scott Nichol was one of the few worthwhile
acquisitions the Blackhawks made when Mike Smith was their general
manager.
Nichol was the fourth-line center for his hometown Calgary Flames
the last two seasons, and tonight he plays his first game as a Hawk
at the Flames' Pengrowth Saddledome. His parents still live in
Calgary.
It'll be nice to see Mom and Dad, but we've already played them
once in Chicago so the novelty has worn off," Nichol said. It'll be
just an...
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