Despite playing alongside extremely gifted scorers such as Patrick Kane and Patrick Sharp, Michal Handzus continues to be an offensive non-factor. We do concede that Handzus is centering the Hawks' second line mainly due to his defensive ability, but one would think that he could have contributed a little more than the two points in the Hawks' 14 post-season games he has to date. We are a bit baffled that Chicago coach Joel Quenneville has not shifted one of his younger more talented forwards into the second-line center role but we aren't the Hawks' bench boss are we?