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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sportswear13" data-source="post: 12395416" data-attributes="member: 394717">He'll miss another game when the New York Rangers come to town on Friday, but Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews took a signifcant step on Thursday toward returning to the ice.Toews, who's been out for eight games with an upper-body injury, skated on his own for the first time on Thursday since his injury was revealed after a Feb. 19 game against the St. Louis Blues.<a href="http://bruinsofficialshop.com" target="_blank">bruins jerseys</a>"He had a good skate today," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. "It was very exciting for us to see him back out here. He's encouraged as well, so it was a really good day."Toews took the ice before the Hawks' practice, working out with strength and conditioning coach Paul Goodman, and felt OK afterward.<a href="http://bruinsofficialshop.com/Adam-McQuaid-Jersey-39" target="_blank">Adam McQuaid Jersey</a>"He felt good," Quenneville said. "That's part of it, as well. It was a big first step seeing him out here."The Hawks aren't ready to put a more definitive timetable on Toews' return other than "day-to-day," but just seeing him back on the ice was encouraging."After that, we'll certainly get a [better] idea to when he's closer," Quenneville said. "He's progressing. It was nice to see him."Toews' teammates also felt encouraged.<a href="http://bruinsofficialshop.com/Bobby-Orr-Jersey-56" target="_blank">Bobby Orr Jersey</a></blockquote>

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