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Watch as the Blackhawks take on the Nashville Predators in Game 3 tonight on CSN and streaming live on CSNChicago.com. Coverage starts with Pregame Live at 8 p.m. Then stick around after the final buzzer to watch Blackhawks Postgame Live for highlights and analysis. Click here to watch the game or download the NBC Sports App, your home for live streaming coverage of the Blackhawks. Five Things to Watch: 1. Who's in, who's out? After getting shut out in two consecutive games at home to open the series, Joel Quenneville told the traveling media that he'll look to make a change or two in the lineup for Game 3. One of them will not be Corey Crawford, who was pulled in the first round in 2015 against Continue to Article

April 17, 2017 1:08:am EST

APRIL 16: Jake Guentzel #59 of the Pittsburgh Penguins celebrates his third period goal with Phil Kessel #81, Evgeni Malkin #71 and Trevor Daley #6 of the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game Three of the Eastern Conference First Round against the Columbus Blue Jackets during the 2017 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on April 16, 2017 at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. The 21-year-old rookie earned a hat trick in a wild 5-4 overtime victory by the Pittsburgh Penguins. Continue to Article

April 16, 2017 10:45:pm EST

The Chicago Blackhawks are in an 0-2 hole against the Nashville Predators, having lost two games on home ice. There was some expectation from Predators fans that Hartman, who led the Blackhawks with 70 penalty minutes in the regular season, would get rung up with a suspension for this assault and general late-game shenanigans. Continue to Article

April 16, 2017 7:44:pm EST

The Chicago Blackhawks know one thing with an absolute certainty: They must play better. Scoring their first goal against Pekka Rinne this postseason would be a good start. Instead, the Western Conference's top seed trails the Nashville Predators 0-2 and looks nothing like the team favored to reach the Stanley Cup Final. Continue to Article

April 16, 2017 7:43:pm EST

The Blackhawks know what they'll get when they head to Bridgestone Arena. It can be a hostile place, although enough of their own fans still get into the building. Still, it's always a tricky place in which to play. Couple that with the Blackhawks' 0-2 first-round series hole and the challenge of the road gets even more daunting. But the road was a successful place during the regular season. Considering the situation in which they're in, the Blackhawks absolutely need to find answers – and goals – on the road that they didn't find at home through the first two games.  The Blackhawks won a franchise-tying best 24 games on the road this season, best in the West and second in the league only to Continue to Article

April 16, 2017 4:27:pm EST