PREVIEW: Blackhawks Host Stars in Final Meeting of Season

TIME: 6 p.m. CT
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The Blackhawks and the Dallas Stars meet for the third and final time this season on Sunday night at the United Center. Dallas has taken the two previous contests past 60 minutes, a 4-3 overtime win on Dec. 18 and a 1-0 shootout decision on Feb. 18.

TEAM RECORDS

• CHI: 24-36-11, 59 PTS
• DAL: 40-27-4, 84 PTS

HOW TO WATCH

Don't miss a minute of the action tonight on NBC Sports Chicago with Pat Foley and Dale Tallon on the call with pregame coverage beginning at 5:30 p.m.
John Wiedeman, Troy Murray and Paul Caponigri also have you covered on WGN Radio throughout the night as well.

VS. DALLAS

The Blackhawks have earned a point in both matchups with the Stars this season, but have fallen in overtime and a shootout in those two contests. Alex DeBrincat scored a goal against Dallas on Dec. 18. DeBrincat's 11 career tallies against the Stars are his second most against any opponent. Dylan Strome and Dominik Kubalik has registered a point (4G, 2A) in six of seven games against Dallas. The Blackhawks notched points in six of eight games against the Stars during the 2020-21 campaign going 5-2-1.

20/20 VISION

Dylan Strome scored his 20th tally of the season on Sunday against Arizona, reaching the 20- goal plateau for the second time in his career. He scored 20 goals when he split the season between the Arizona Coyotes and Blackhawks during the 2018-19 campaign. Strome is the third Blackhawk this season to hit the 20-goal mark, joining Alex DeBrincat (39) and Patrick Kane (22).

IT'S ALL GOOD, MAN

Tonight marks Blackhawks' strength and conditioning coach, Paul Goodman's 1,000th career game with Chicago.

ONE TIMERS

Seth Jones notched his 42nd assist of the season on Sunday against Arizona, setting a new career high (41, 2017-18 w/ CBJ).
Sam Lafferty posted a career-high seven hits on Sunday against Arizona.
Alex DeBrincat's 39 goals this year rank eighth in the NHL and his 14 power-play goals share seventh in the league.
Calvin de Haan's 165 blocked shots this season pace the NHL.