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Blackhawks In Need Of Central Win Versus Rival Nashville
Blackhawks In Need Of Central Win Versus Rival Nashville

Blackhawks In Need Of Central Win Versus Rival Nashville

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What is the Blackhawks' current record against Central Division opponents this season?+
The Blackhawks have yet to record a signature win in the Central Division this season. Their results include an uninspired 5-2 loss to the Wild, a 2-1 OT point-sharing win against the Predators, and getting physically dominated by the Blues.
How did the Blackhawks perform against Central Division teams last season?+
Last season the Blackhawks finished with an impressive 26-8-2 record against Central Division foes, leading the pack in divisional play.
What lineup changes are the Blackhawks making heading into the Nashville game?+
Alex DeBrincat moves up to join Brandon Saad and Jonathan Toews on the top line, Richard Panik shifts to the second line with Nick Schmaltz and Patrick Kane, John Hayden moves up to the third line, and Ryan Hartman drops down to the fourth line.
Why are the Blackhawks struggling with their third line this season?+
The third line of Sharp, Anisimov, and DeBrincat is considered miscast, as the group is a combined -9 and lacks the toughness, forechecking, and defensive responsibility expected from a third line. Anisimov's $4.5 million cap hit through 2021 is also being flagged as a potential issue.
Could Alex DeBrincat be sent down to Rockford this season?+
Yes, it is considered more than likely that DeBrincat will see time in Rockford at some point this season given his size and skill set, as a third line role is not seen as his long-term future with the Blackhawks.
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