A couple weeks ago I thought they were a 2 wins in the playoffs type team, but I hope I'm wrong. I'd like to see them win one series. I don't see them getting past the next opponent, but they can beat Calgary. I'd go with Huet. He's your goalie next year, Khabi has been nothing special in the playoffs, and really over the course of his stay in Chicago, he's only had a couple stretches of brilliance. For as well as he played at times this year, he only did it in half the team's games. He's shown absolutely no sign that he's capable of being the true #1 goalie over the course of an entire season and playoffs. Why not give Huet a shot right now. It's not like he's be at risk of "blowing the chance" in these playoffs. Khabi played better in the first 2 home games though. He did, but he wasn't brilliant by any means. He hasn't looked like a goalie that could carry a team through the playoffs, and really, that was the only reason to stick with him this year. Had he really turned it on and dominated, and the Hawks won a couple series, then I think they consider resigning him and doing what they can to trade Huet. But 4 games in and he's given up multiple soft goals and a whole bunch of goals in general. It probably doesn't matter who you start. I would lean toward giving Huet a chance to build some sort of momentum as the Hawks goalie. Otherwise you go into 2009/2010 with Huet taking the job by default and lots of people pining for the "glory" days of Khabi, even though he was never anything special for the Blackhawks.