St. Louis Blues Look to Go Up 3-1 in Playoff Series for First Time Since 2011-12 Season
Blackhawks Lineup
Joel Quenneville continues to make extensive changes to his lineup in this series, and on Tuesday he’ll bring back Andrew Desjardins (who sat for Game 3), while sitting Dale Weise. According to Chicago Sun-Times beat reporter Mark Lazerus, though, the biggest change could be on the blueline, where Quenneville is considering inserting defenseman David Rundblad (once traded straight-up by the Blues for the draft pick that they used to select Vladimir Tarasenko), who hasn’t played in an NHL game since December 13. With playing time scarce, Rundblad spent much of 2016 in Switzerland until the Blackhawks summoned him back in advance of the playoffs.
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Here’s what Chicago’s lineup could look like, though the exact defensive pairings are still yet to be determined:
Andrew Ladd– Jonathan Toews– Marian Hossa
Artemi Panarin– Artem Anisimov– Patrick Kane
Tomas Fleischmann- Teuvo Teravainen-Richard Panik
Andrew Desjardins– Marcus Kruger– Andrew Shaw
Duncan Keith–Brent Seabrook
Niklas Hjalmarsson-David Rundblad
Trevor van Riemsdyk–Michal Rozsival