Blackhawks haven't led much of the Stanley Cup Final

Throughout the 180 minutes of the Stanley Cup Final against the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Blackhawks have led for a little over six minutes, total.

The Blackhawks have controlled the lead for only three percent of the series.

The #Blackhawks have led for 6:19 in this series. That's 3.5 percent of the time.
— Mark Lazerus (@MarkLazerus) June 10, 2015

Let’s take a further look into why the Blackhawks have struggled to secure leads.

The top two goal scorers, Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews, have yet to record a goal in the Stanley Cup Final. Kane, who leads the Blackhawks with 20 total points this postseason, has yet to register a point against the Lightning.

The captain has just one point, an assist in Game 2.

For the Blackhawks to win the Stanley Cup, they will need a larger contribution from Toews and Kane.

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