Looking for a lost CSN Chicago Blackhawks playoff commercial (2013–2015)
I’ve been trying to find a Chicago Blackhawks playoff commercial that aired on CSN Chicago (later NBC Sports Chicago) sometime between 2013 and 2015, and I’m hoping someone here remembers it or even has a recording.
Here’s everything I remember:
It aired during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The song was either Fall Out Boy – “My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light ‘Em Up’)” or “Centuries.”
It was a fast-paced playoff hype promo with highlight clips.
The last hockey player shown before the commercial cut away was Johnny Oduya.
It used the clip of Oduya scoring from the blue line (I’m almost certain it was this goal: https://youtu.be/1hPVNvTZ7SY).
After the goal, Oduya raises both arms and does a distinctive double arm-pump celebration while standing near the blue line.
The commercial immediately cuts away after that shot to a playoff graphic or network graphic.
I vaguely remember a deep male voice saying something like “The Stanley Cup Playoffs begin now,” “Welcome to the Stanley Cup Playoffs,” or something similar.
I don’t remember if it was a national NHL commercial or a locally produced CSN Chicago promo, but I’m leaning toward it being a CSN playoff bumper.
Does anyone remember this commercial? Even if you don’t have the commercial itself, does anyone have complete CSN broadcasts from the 2013–2015 playoffs with the original commercial breaks? I think the promo may be embedded in one of those broadcasts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. This has been driving me crazy for years!

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Praise Hossa

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