DALLAS -- Blackhawks forwards Patrick Kane and Patrick Sharp both laughed when former teammate Adam Burish's latest antics were brought up.

To them, Burish's decision to toss Winnipeg Jets forward Tanner Glass' glove into the stands is just Burish being Burish. Nothing has changed since he's joined the Dallas Stars.

"I've got a lot of gloves, so I don't have to worry about that," Kane said before the Hawks faced the Stars at American Airlines Center on Friday. "That's Burish to a tee right there. He's always looking to entertain and do something like that. It's pretty funny. Some guys around the league would kind of be like, 'Why would he do that?' But you play with Burish for a couple years, you just laugh at it."

Dallas Stars agitator Adam Burish was very close with Hawks winger Patrick Kane when he played in Chicago. The two hung out at home and on the road, and they sill exchange texts and talk often.

So it shouldn't be a surprise that Burish, a fan favorite and media go-to guy when he was with the Hawks, will defend his former teammate.

The Blackhawks just won the Stanley Cup. The team is celebrating on the ice of the Wachovia Center. Adam Burish didn't play in Game 6 of the finals, but came out to celebrate in his full gear ... and then he was asked about Flyers defenseman Chris Pronger.

Remember that?

You know...those "I think Chris Pronger is the biggest idiot in the league" comments. Well, Burish has apologized.

VANCOUVER, Canada -- Much of the chatter before Game 6 between the Hawks and Canucks was about defenseman Sami Salo.

Would I be surprised if agitating winger Adam Burish plays in Game 2 Monday night against the Vancouver Canucks?

No.

Patrick Kane said he expects Adam Burish "to create some mix-up" in the first 10 seconds of his first shift tonight against the Los Angeles Kings.

"He'll be flying tonight," Kane said.

Here are some quick updates from Hawks' practice on Saturday ... looking ahead to Sunday's game vs. the Detroit Red Wings:

There's a bit of a disagreement in the Hawks' dressing room right now. The players can't seem to agree on which Olympic teammate is going to cry on Sunday after the USA-Canada gold-medal game.

Here's some quick notes from Thursday's Hawks practice: