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Blackhawks Sign Center John Madden

 

Published 7/2/2009 by TAB BAMFORD at Bleacher Report - NFL

Various media outlets are now reporting that the Chicago Blackhawks have now agreed to terms with center John Madden on the heels of adding Marian Hossa earlier on Wednesday. Madden reportedly signed a one-year, $2.75 million contract. Formerly of the New Jersey Devils, Madden scored 23 points last year and figures to replace Sami Pahlsson as the Hawks' third center. He has two Stanley Cup championship rings to his credit. (link)

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