Blackhawks teammates go against each other in 2025 IIHF World Championships

Well, Blackhawk players are going to crash, as Frank Nazar and Alex Vlasic will be participating on the American side, while Teuvo Teravainen will be on the Finnish side.

Frank Nazar has been gaining more and more publicity and is proving why Blackhawks fans were screaming from the rooftops about this guy; he's the real deal. The speed, the shot, and ability to make things happen are all there. He's going to be a stud.

This tournament so far for Nazar, he has six goals and five assists, tallying up to 11 points in seven games. The kid had an amazing goal against Kazakhstan a couple days ago, dangling around a defender and sniping it with both feet off the ground to his right.

Nazar already showed potential last season with the time he had after being called up from Rockford, and it'll be exciting to see him play a full season. He'll definitely be a difference maker and maybe even score a goal against Finland on Thursday.

Alex Vlasic is one the top four defensive prospects the Hawks have, if you can even call him one anymore. He's getting valuable experience under his belt playing in the world's, and can hopefully work to utilize his tall, big frame more.

Teuvo Teravainen is signed for the next three seasons and was a valuable asset on the power play, and is continuing to be one on Finland. Teravainen had six points in one game in the pool's and they were all off phenomenal feeds, not even scoring, to which was his strength on the power play last season.

Good luck to all three!
The IIHF Men's World Championship pool play games ended on Monday, and now the games that actually matter are set. On Thursday, it will be USA vs Finland.

Well, Blackhawk players are going to crash, as Frank Nazar and Alex Vlasic will be participating on the American side, while Teuvo Teravainen will be on the Finnish side.

Frank Nazar has been gaining more and more publicity and is proving why Blackhawks fans were screaming from the rooftops about this guy; he's the real deal. The speed, the shot, and ability to make things happen are all there. He's going to be a stud.

This tournament so far for Nazar, he has six goals and five assists, tallying up to 11 points in seven games. The kid had an amazing goal against Kazakhstan a couple days ago, dangling around a defender and sniping it with both feet off the ground to his right.

Nazar already showed potential last season with the time he had after being called up from Rockford, and it'll be exciting to see him play a full season. He'll definitely be a difference maker and maybe even score a goal against Finland on Thursday.

Alex Vlasic is one the top four defensive prospects the Hawks have, if you can even call him one anymore. He's getting valuable experience under his belt playing in the world's, and can hopefully work to utilize his tall, big frame more.

Teuvo Teravainen is signed for the next three seasons and was a valuable asset on the power play, and is continuing to be one on Finland. Teravainen had six points in one game in the pool's and they were all off phenomenal feeds, not even scoring, to which was his strength on the power play last season.

Good luck to all three!