Blackhawks goaltender Corey Crawford broke his silence Monday at MB Ice Arena when he spoke to the media for the first time since his concussion in December.
Crawford said he feels “great” and “back to normal” after being sidelined since Dec. 16, when his head hit the left goalpost during a collision in the first period against San Jose at the United Center. Crawford — who practiced for the second time in three days Monday — did say he experienced “a few similar symptoms,” but not to the degree of last season that caused him to miss 47 games.