PREVIEW: Blackhawks at Red Wings - March 6, 2020

TIME: 6:30 p.m. CT
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The Blackhawks carry a four-game win streak on the road as they face the Detroit Red Wings for the second and final time this season on Friday night at Little Caesars Arena.

PREGAME LINKS
WRITTEN
RELEASE: Blackhawks Recall Gilbert on Emergency Basis
RECAP: Blackhawks Top Oilers, 4-3
THREE THINGS: Don't Stop, Limiting Chances and Fifth Dimension
VIDEO
HIGHLIGHTS: CHI 4, EDM 3
RAW: Colliton on Win vs. EDM
RAW: Kane on 30th Goal
RAW: Crawford on Win vs. EDM
RAW: Keith on Full Team Effort
GALLERY
GALLERY: Blackhawks vs. Oilers

TEAM RECORDS

CHI: 31-28-8, 70 PTS
DET: 14-48-5, 35 PTS

LAST TIME OUT

Chicago took a 4-3 victory over the Edmonton Oilers at home on Thursday night behind a two-goal performance from Alex DeBrincat and tallies from Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews. Corey Crawford started his seventh straight game and picked up his third straight win in the victory.
Detroit fell to the Colorado Avalanche on Monday night at home, 2-1, in the sixth straight loss for the last-place Red Wings. Anthony Manta scored his 15th goal of the season and Jonathan Bernier made 25 stops in the defeat.
In the only other meeting this season, the Blackhawks earned a come-from-behind 4-2 victory on Jan. 5 at the United Center with goals from Dylan Strome, Dylan Sikura, Adam Boqvist and Dominik Kubalik.

GOING BACK-TO-BACK

Chicago will complete their 14th back-to-back of the season and their first of three home-and-away splits this month. The Blackhawks improved to 6-5-3 in the first game of the two-night swing with Thursday's win and look to improve on their 9-3-1 record in the back half on Friday.
The game will tie Chicago with Florida for the most back-to-backs in the league to date (14), while the .731 point percentage in the second tilt is fifth-best in the NHL.