Light turnout as usual for the Blackhawks this morning with Keith, Pahlsson and Havlat not on the ice. The trio didn't skate during Chicago's practice Thursday either, but coach Joel Quenneville just said that they'd all be ready to go. No lineup changes for Chicago.

As for line combinations, Jonathan Toews was asked if he thinks he'll play more with Patrick Kane this game after being separated from him in Game 2.

"Probably a little bit," said Toews. "I don't know if it has anything to do with the matchups now that we're at home and it's a little bit more in our favor. I think we've played well when we've been together. Last game, I think we both created some offense more than we did in Game 1. Either way, it doesn't matter who we play with. We know our roles."

Said Quenneville: "We'll see (if Kane and Toews play together). It's an option. ... At some point, I'm sure they're going to be together. We'll find out."