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Mid-January feels like ages ago. The Chicago Blackhawks have not seen the Tampa Bay Lightning since the first two games of the season back on January 13th (5-1 loss) and 15th (5-2 loss). The Lightning have been exactly as expected this season, playing some of the best hockey in the league while leading a modified Central Division. The Blackhawks, however, have grown by leaps and bounds since the opening series of the season. Sitting fourth in the Central Division on points (28) and points percentage (.609), the Blackhawks are a different team than the Lightning faced at the beginning of the y...

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What To Watch For •   Kevin Lankinen starts tonight for Chicago after notching his first career NHL shutout in his last start. With a 7-2-3 record this season, Lankinen has been one of the main reasons behind Chicago’s success this season. But lately, he hasn’t been alone in net. Malcolm Subban has gone 2-0-1 in his last three starts, having allowed just six goals over those three games. Subban allowed five goals in his first start of the season back on opening night. Subban and Lankinen have combined for the NHL’s second-best goals per game allowed marker (2.07) since January 22. T...

In what was supposed to be the first game of a two-game set on the road against the Carolina Hurricanes has turned into a one-game trip for the Chicago Blackhawks. On Friday morning, the NHL announced that the Saturday tilt between the Blackhawks and Hurricanes would be postponed and that the Hurricanes would instead play the Tamp Bay Lightning. The Saturday matchup between Chicago and Carolina will be rescheduled at a later date, with Friday night’s game being played as scheduled. None of it being COVID-related. One-Timers •   The Blackhawks now have three days off between playing the ...