BLOG: Kane named Most Valuable Player at Worlds

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By Nick Merlina / chicagoblackhawks.com

Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane was named the most valuable player at the IIHF World Championship following the conclusion of the tournament on Sunday. He is the first ever U.S. player to be named MVP in tournament history.

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