The Chicago Blackhawks are the best professional ice hockey team right now of 2010.

You very well recognized some very good points, but I will let you know something. You probably did not watch the Stanley Cup Playoffs 2010, so you did not see that the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Nashville Predators, the Vancouver Canucks, and the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks were defeated in only four (4) games, and San Jose was ranked number one (1) throuout the entire Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Chicago Blackhawks, which were ranked number two (2), took a grip on the Stanley Cup Finals in the minimum required amount of games, four (4). Once in the Stanley Cup Finals, the third largest city supported their team at home, the United Center, where the Hawks and Philadelphia Flyers both put a large number of pucks in eachother's nets on May 29, 2010. The final score was six to five (6-5). The next game, which was two days later on May 31, 2010, the Flyers stayed in their hotel, while the Hawks were at home. Another interesting, high-scoring game, right? Wrong. The final score was two to one (2-1). Number ten (10) Patrick Sharp had a chance to put the game away when he fired a cannonball at the Flyer's empty net. The Flyers got off lucky as the speeding slapshot ricocheted off of the left post, well left of Leighton. So, that's two down, two to go for the Hawks, four to go for the number seven (7) team from the fifth largest American city. So, Chicago and Philly face off at the Wachovia Center in Pennsylvania. On June 2, 2010 at 8:00 Eastern Time, the puck was dropped center ice and with Home Ice Advantage, Philadelphia came through for their fans and took the win from the second seed on the second (6-2-10) and also on the fourth (6-4-10). The series was tied two games to two games (2-2). Now it is back to the Windy City for game five (5). The most goals scored in the finals so far was game one (1) with a total of eleven points. Six were by the Hawks and the rest, or five (5), were by the Philly team. Looking for the third win and breaking that record. Back at the United Center, the Hawks united and tied the record with a final score of seven to four (7-4). That's three wins for the Illinois team. Three days later on June 9, 2010, Chicago looked to "seal the deal" and kiss the Cup. In a sudden-death overtime, number eighty-eight (88) right-winger Patrick Kane drove the puck to the left of the net and used all 180 pounds and 5'10" to try to win game six (6), and he succeeded. The shot aimed at hole number five (5) of Michael Leighton, the Flyer's goaltender, and the puck sailed through the legs and into the white-string checkerboard. In Philly's house, the red and black team said "forget winning at Lake Michicgan" defeated the orange and black team inside of their boards four to three (4-3) and passed around the cup. Players like Patrick Kane, Patrick Sharp, Jonathan Toews (C), Dustin Byfuglien, Duncan Keith and his seven missing teeth, Dave Bolland, Troy Brouwer, Tomas Kopecky, John Madden, Andrew Ladd, Marian Hossa, and goalie Antti Niemi. The Blackhawks got their first Stanley Cup win since 1961. Keeping the plethora of information in mind, the Chicago Blackhawks are the best professional ice hockey team in the American National Hockey League of 2010.