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Before Jonathan Toews, who wore number 19 for the Chicago Blackhawks, the jersey was worn by center Michael Handzus during his time with the team from 2013 to 2014. Prior to Handzus, the number was famously worn by the legendary Blackhawks player, Denis Savard, who had an illustrious career with the team. Toews took over the number in the 2007-2008 season and became a key figure in the team's success.
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Why does Jonathan toews wear number 19?
Jonathan Toews is number 19 on the Chicago Blackhawks.
How long has Toews been captain of the Chicago Blackhawks?
Jonathan Toews was named captain of the Blackhawks on July 18, 2008
Who is on the cover of NHL 2011?
Jonathan Toews of the Chicago Blackhawks is on the cover of NHL 2011.
What NHL team does Jonathan Toews play for?
Jonathan Bernier plays for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
What Chicago Blackhawks wore number 93?
Pete Conacher, Bronco Horvath, Nick Mickoski, Dutch Reibel, Tod Sloan, Steve Witiuk and Bobby Hull. The # 9 is now retired within the Blackhawks organization.
What hockey team is Jonathan Toews on?
He plays for the 2010 Stanley Cup Champions the Chicago Blackhawks.
When was the last time the Edmonton Oilers shutout the Chicago Blackhawks?
1988! the year Jonathan toews was born!
If you are a Chicago Blackhawks fan who is your favorite player on the team?
Personally, mine is Jonathan Toews. I just like his game.
What number is Jonathan towes?
Jonathan Toews wears the jersey number 19. He is known for his leadership as the captain of the Chicago Blackhawks in the NHL, where he has played since being drafted in 2006. Toews has achieved significant success, including multiple Stanley Cup championships with the team.
Is Patrick Kane the captain of the Chicago black hawks?
He was never an alternate captain for the Blackhawks.
When did Jonathan toews join the blackhawks?
2007.
Why is Jonathan Toews Chicago Blackhawks captain out of everyone?
He is probably their best overall player, a leader, and probably, voted as captain, by his teamates.
