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Get your commemorative Blackhawks Stanley Cup Final posters

By Sun-Times staff

Every day through the Stanley Cup Final push, the Sun-Times is running a keepsake poster of a Chicago Blackhawks player in the print editions.

Here are digital versions of the posters through the Wednesday, June 17 paper (you can find the Sun-Times on sale at these locations for the print versions or contact here for back copies):

Jonathan Toews

Wednesday, June 3

Marian Hossa

Thursday, June 4

Tuevo Teravainen

Friday, June 5

Corey Crawford

Friday, June 6

Patrick Sharp

Sunday, June 7

Andrew Shaw

Monday, June 8

Duncan Keith

Tuesday, June 9

Brent Seabrook

Wednesday, June 10

Brandon Saad

Thursday, June 11

Kris Versteeg

Friday, June 12

Bryan Bickell

Saturday, June 13

Daniel Carcillo

Sunday, June 14

Patrick Kane

Monday, June 15

Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks

Tuesday, June 16

Antoine Vermette

Tuesday, June 16 (in early editions)

Johnny Oduya

Wednesday, June 17

Niklas Hjalmarsson

Thursday, June 18

Joel Quennevile

Friday, June 19

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