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32-17-5, 69 points, 3rd place in Western Conference
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35-12-5, 75 points, 1st place in Western Conference
Puckdrop - 7:08 p.m.
TV - NBC Sports Network
Radio - WGN AM 720
Webstream - CSNChicago.com / NBCSports.com
There may not be a better situation for the Hawks to finally grab two points against the Wild. Minnesota did what they usually do last night, which is win in a 4-2 victory over Winnipeg. But that means they're on the tail end of a back-to-back, and Devan Dubnyk was the one in net last night although he could very well be the guy again tonight. Meanwhile, the Hawks have been relaxing for three days after taking a win from Dallas on Saturday night. If home ice through the divisional playoffs means anything to this team (and it should), this game is essentially a must win. If Minnesota moved to an 8-point advantage while still holding two games in hand, you can probably write off a No. 1 seed for Chicago.
This is about the time of year where games between top teams get that extra bit of energy too them and the phrase "playoff-like atmosphere" gets tossed around. We could be up for one of those games tonight. I expect Minnesota to bring it. The question, of course, is whether or not the Hawks will.
LET'S GO HAWKS!!