Right wings Patrick Kane and Marian Hossa will switch lines when the Chicago Blackhawks play the San Jose Sharks. Kane will move from the top line to the second line and be reunited with Artemi Panarin and Artem Anisimov. Hossa will skate with center Jonathan Toews and Nick Schmaltz. "We're trying to get a little bit more balance in our scoring there," coach Joel Quenneville said of splitting Kane and Toews. "This trip, we haven't been very productive in generating offense or generating scoring chances, enough sustained pressure in the offensive zone. So we'll see if we can get a little more predictability in our offense." Toews has gone seven games without a goal; Kane has one goal in his past seven. Quenneville said he would have made the move sooner if Hossa hadn't been so hot; he has six goals in his past eight games. "I think you look at the way Hossa has been paying, he's been so strong on pucks, keeping plays alive," Toews said. "I think for myself; if I want to get more chances and create more offense, I've got to do much of the same. I've got to be hard on the puck. I think in some situations where I make contact I'm just giving up possession a little bit too easy." Defenseman Michal Rozsival will return after being a healthy scratch Monday for a 5-0 loss at the Edmonton Oilers. He'll replace Michal Kempny and skate with Gustav Forsling. "I think [Rozsival's] played well when he's come in," Quenneville said. "We got seven guys and we want to keep everybody moving around. Sometimes it's not so much performance. We just basically want to keep everybody going."
