Archives
- 2009.11.21: Ebbett is off to the Wild
- 2009.11.20: Sopel could go
- 2009.11.19: Not so fast!
- 2009.11.18: How much will they get?
- 2009.11.10: Bowman: No deals -- for now
- 2009.11.06: Bolland's back becomes a concern
- 2009.11.05: Toews not quite ready
- 2009.11.02: No change for Toews, Ladd
- 2009.11.01: Eager's back; Toews is still out
- 2009.10.28: Seabrook is back; Hossa trains with Hawks
- 2009.10.26: Toews, Seabrook still out
- 2009.10.24: Toews, Seabrook out
- 2009.10.23: Huet to start; Toews, Seabrook doubtful
- 2009.10.20: Back to Niemi
- 2009.10.19: Now it's Ebbett's turn
- 2009.10.14: It's Niemi vs. Khabby
- 2009.10.12: Concussion for Eager?
- 2009.10.08: Blackhawks move Johnson
- 2009.10.07: Three Hawks could be out
- 2009.10.01: Was Europe a good idea?
- 2009.09.22: Burish injury is latest Hawks' problem
- 2009.09.19: Roenick gets his due
- 2009.09.14: About Bolland's injury
- 2009.09.02: They're at it again
- 2009.08.16: Finally Kane speaks
- 2009.08.10: Hard to fathom
- 2009.08.04: Roenick, Wolves updates
- 2009.08.04: A great move
- 2009.07.31: What's the big deal?
- 2009.07.28: A well-deserved honor
- 2009.07.22: Latest Hawks' scuttlebutt.
- 2009.07.18: Hawks are looking ahead, not behind
- 2009.07.15: What's up with Havlat?
- 2009.07.14: Did Tallon get a raw deal?
- 2009.07.09: Is Beach ready?
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Len Ziehm just completed his 40th year as a member of the Sun-Times sports department. He has been the beat writer for the Chicago Blackhawks since the 2001-02 season and he covered the minor league Chicago Wolves of the American Hockey League as part of his writing duties before that, starting with the Wolves' creation in time for the 1994-95 season.
In addition to covering hockey Ziehm has been the Sun-Times golf writer for the past 39 years, during which he covered 25 U.S. Opens, 15 Masters and 17 PGA Championships.
Prior to assuming Blackhawks' duties he was the beat writer for Northwestern sports for 11 years, which encompassed the Wildcats' run to the 1995 Rose Bowl, and beat man on soccer from 1984 through 2008. He was selected into the Illinois Soccer Hall of Fame in 2004.
