With his team mired in an eight-game winless skid, Chicago Blackhawks General Manager Stan Bowman says he has zero intention of changing coaches.Bowman told Comcast SportsNet Chicago that Joel Quenneville , who guided the Hawks to the Stanley Cup in 2010, is "absolutely the guy" moving forward and that he's happy with adjustments the coaching staff is making to try to snap the skid.The Hawks enter the week sixth in the Western Conference with 65 points. Prior to the winless skid, which started Jan. 21, the Hawks were first in the League standings with 64 points.One reason for the Hawks' skid has been subpar play in net by the combination of Corey Crawford and Ray Emery . Crawford hasn't won since Jan. 18 and has allowed five goals in each of his last two games. Emery has lost three straight and has allowed three or more goals in each of his last four games.While the GM said he is working on bolstering the roster, he said trading for another goaltender "is not a priority."