On a Thursday night that surely will be remembered as a highlight in the Scott Foster era, Brent Seabrook's landmark 1,000th regular-season game felt like old news by the time the Blackhawks finished off the Winnipeg Jets, 6-2, at the United Center.
Seabrook, a rock on defense since 2005, was honored with a fine ceremony featuring family and friends and flowers. He does not like the spotlight, so he had to be grateful that good old No. 90 absolutely stole it at the end of an evening that bordered on the occult.
"I'll be back at my desk tomorrow morning," promised Foster, a 36-year-old accountant who hadn't played a game that mattered since he toiled for Western Michigan University about the time Seabrook was breaking into the National Hockey League.
Between the Dots: Foster's night one he'll never forget
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