
Toews Returns to Chicago, Throws Cubs First Pitch
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Jonathan Toews, former Blackhawks captain, returned to Chicago, throwing a strike at Wrigley Field and receiving a warm welcome from fans. Now with the Winnipeg Jets, hes gearing up for a match against his old team, while Chicago fans cherish his memorable 15-season tenure.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Toews Returns to Chicago, Throws Cubs First Pitch. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 29th. Welcome to NHL News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Jonathan Toes, the former Black Hawks captain, stepped up to the mound at Rigglyfield and threw out the first pitch before the Chicago Cubs game on. Sunday. Now playing for the Winnipeg Jets, he got a huge ovation from fans who still remember his three Stanley Cup wins with Chicago. Dressed in a Ryan Dempster Cubs jersey, a shout out to the Canadian pitcher. Toes nailed the strike right down the middle, sparking another round of, cheers as he walked off. A bunch of his Jets teammates showed up to support him, turning it into a full squad outing. Chicago fans have always loved Toes for his 15 seasons and 1067 gains with the Black Hawks from 2007 to 2, 1023. After two years away from hockey, he signed with Winnipeg this season. He first returned to the city back in January, earning a standing ovation at United Center during a game. Now the Jets gear up for a matchup against his old squad on Tuesday at 8.30pm Eastern
Time. That Chicago connection runs deep, but Tio's is locked in with Winnipeg as they chase the playoffs.
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