Patrick Sharp scored a goal and four assists in Canada's 7-2 victory over France in the World Championship. Team Canada rebounded nicely after an overtime loss to Team USA. Sharp had 33 goals and 69 points in 74 games this season.

Patrick Sharp will join Team Canada at the upcoming IIHF World Hockey Championship tournament. Sharp's season came to an end on Monday night in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs after six games against the Phoenix Coyotes. He had just one goal on 24 shots in the series. Sharp accounted for 33 markers and 69 points over 74 contests in the regular season for the Blackhawks.

Patrick Sharp has been held to one goal and no assists in five playoff games. Sharp has reached the 30-goal milestone in each of his last two seasons. He's a vital part of Chicago's offense, especially with Marian Hossa (upper body) sidelined. Chicago needs to win both of their next two games in order to advance to the next round, but Phoenix has done a great job of containing Sharp so far.

Patrick Sharp is slated to join center Marcus Kruger and Viktor Stalberg on Chicago's second line in Game 1 versus Phoenix on Thursday night. The Blackhawks are expected to load their top line with returning captain Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Marian Hossa. Sharp was the team's second-leading scorer during the regular season with 69 points in 74 games. He also led the club with 33 goals.

Patrick Sharp registered two assists in a 3-2 shootout victory Saturday afternoon. Viktor Stalberg and Andrew Shaw each scored a goal for Chicago. Marcus Kruger and Patrick Kane each registered an assist on one of those two goals.

Patrick Sharp is on a three-game goal scoring streak. Sharp is just three points away from 70. Regardless of whether or not he reaches that milestone, he has given fantasy owners exactly what they would have wanted going into the playoffs. Sharp has 33 goals, 34 assists, a plus-27 rating, and 17 power-play points in 72 contests.

Patrick Sharp notched a goal as the Chicago Blackhawks edged the St. Louis Blues 4-3 in a shootout Thursday night. The game was tied 1-1 entering the third period, and Sharp's 31st of the season came as the second of two straight for Chicago to begin the period's scoring. While the winger is unlikely to surpass his career-high 71 points from last year, he has produced at a near point-per-game clip with 65 in 70 games. Bryan Bickell (ninth) and Andrew Burnette (12th) had the other goals in regulation, while Dave Bolland potted the only goal in the shootout.

The Chicago Blackhawks have three power-play goals in their past nine games, including two against the woeful Blue Jackets on March 20. That's marginally better than the 13-game stretch the Hawks went without scoring up a man throughout February, but their current success rate of 15.5 - 23rd in the NHL - doesn't bode well for postseason success. "You can't go too far in the playoffs without good special teams - we know that," winger Patrick Sharp said. "It's been good for us in the past and it's been good for us in stretches this year. We have good coaches, good scouts and good players out there, so we'll find a way to get it done."

Patrick Sharp scored his 29th and 30th goals of the season on Tuesday. This marks the third time in five campaigns that Sharp has reached the 30-goal mark. He should be able to reach that milestone again in 2012-13 if he can stay healthy.

Patrick Sharp may need wrist surgery at the end of the season. Sharp broke his wrist on January 8 and missed eight games before returning to the Chicago lineup. He has been a stud offensively this season with 61 points in 64 games, all the more remarkable considering he has 21 points in 22 games since he returned early from the broken wrist. "In the first few games back, it was a little difficult," Sharp said. "I was a little tentative and nervous to get hit or bump into someone, but after getting hit a few times and shooting a few pucks, it was really a non-issue." He is having an amazing season.