No need to second-guess Quenneville  Bollig gets some blame for
loss, but too many stars for game to come down to misplay of a
sub  The Tribune's David Haugh and Chris Kuc break down the
Blackhawks' 2-1 loss against Boston in overtime.   You wouldn't
be a good Chicago sports fan if you didn't second-guess
something.  But remember this was the same guy who earned praise
for juggling the lines in Game 1's triple-overtime thriller, the
coach whose experience you want pushing buttons in a series
bound to go seven games.  Most of Quenneville's unorthodox moves
work. Some don't. You can't consider him smart when they do and
dumb when they backfire.  His decision to play Bollig over
Viktor Stalberg for the second straight game invited city-wide
scrutiny when Bollig's failure to play the puck out of the zone
led to Daniel Paille's game-winner at 13:48 of overtime.  "We
didn't get there in time and bang-bang,'' said Quenneville, who
insisted Bollig played "fine.''  Truth is, it never should have
mattered how well Boll