The Chicago Blackhawks were guests on ”The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno Monday night and were even written into the script to not only showcase the Stanley Cup, but also the four Olympic medals players on the team had earned at the Vancouver Winter Games.

While the rest of the team stayed in the audience, Patrick Kane, Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Jonathan Toews talked about their big win while wearing their Olympic medals.

“It’s a great feeling to bring the cup back to Chicago,” Kane told Leno.

Many fans are still overwhelmed and excited for the new Stanley Cup Champs. Duncan Keith even gave Leno a very special necklace with a tooth on it..

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   ironone9 AWESOME & SWEET!!! The Tonight Show with Jay Leno – Chicago Blackhawks – Video – NBC.com: http://bit.ly/d5bQer 15 Jun 2010 from web
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   keichorst Hilarious, @NHLBlackhawks visited The Tonight Show & Duncan Keith gave Leno a necklace with one of his teeth! http://tinyurl.com/26gfgn6 15 Jun 2010 from web
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   Suntimes Did the Blackhawks manage to make Leno cool? Or did he drag them down a notch? http://bit.ly/cjxfyr #discuss 15 Jun 2010 from bitly

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As the Blackhawks have been celebrating all around the city, Chicagoans have been able to chase the ‘Cup’ as it travels from bar to bar by tweeting updates to @WheresTheCup.

After two defeats in Philly at the Wachovia Center, Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville decided to split up his power line string, intermixing first, second, and third line players to mix it up against the Philadelphia Flyers.

The Chicago Blackhawks gained the lead in the second-round Stanley Cup playoff series versus the Vancouver Canucks Wednesday night with a 5-2 win and a hat trick by Dustin “Big Buff” Byfuglien at General Motors Place in Vancouver under the watchful eyes of the sellout crowd of 18,810.

After a crushing 5-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks in the series opener, the Chicago Blackhawks face a tough road ahead. ”It can’t get any worse,” Duncan Keith said, according to Chicago Now.

With a 3-0 win against the Nashville Predators on Thursday night, the Chicago Blackhawks tie the series at two and manage to hold onto their dream of winning the Stanley Cup for the first time since the 1960-1961 season.