Quenneville coached the Blackhawks for 11 seasons with a 452-249-96 record and three Stanley Cup championships in 2010, 2013, and 2015.
The Chicago Blackhawks honored Joel Quenneville with a tribute video in his first game back at the United Center with the Florida Panthers on Tuesday. Quenneville was the mastermind behind three Stanley Cups for the Blackhawks before being fired on Nov. 6, 2018.
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Chicago gives Joel Quenneville a video tribute set to "Behind Blue Eyes" by The Who; the crowd then erupts with a STANDING O!
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The Blackhawks played the tribute video during a TV timeout in the first period. Quenneville isn’t a man that cracks many smiles, but he couldn’t help himself with the United Center crowd on their feet for the future Hall-of-Fame coach.
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