Former Boston Bruin Loses His Mind On Young Star Following Loss

However, imagine the frustration of once again falling to divisional rivals, the St. Louis Blues, where the Hawks conceded four goals while managing only two themselves.

Visualize the game here.

Post-game, Foligno candidly addressed reporters, particularly expressing dissatisfaction with some younger teammates. He remarked, "[Your hair] should be on fire this whole year.

Because you could be a big part of building this and being a part of the future of this. There is no excuse for that."

Foligno's frustration extended to the team's early-game performance, urging a greater commitment to compete. He stressed,

His impassioned plea continued, emphasizing players' motivation throughout the year and their crucial role in building the team's future.

Given Foligno's past success as a member of the team that won the President's Trophy last year, he undoubtedly holds high standards for himself and his teammates, aspiring to instill that competitive spirit in Chicago.

The lingering question now arises – will Foligno's attitude prove infectious after this candid interview?

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