Goalie Corey Crawford will make his first start after missing 10 games recovering from an appendectomy, but the Blackhawks will be without center Artem Anisimov and right wing Marian Hossa. They are out with upper-body injuries. Rookie center Vinnie Hinostroza, who's been filling in for Anisimov on the second line, missed the morning skate with flu-like symptoms. Hinostroza, who has two goals and four points during a three-game point streak, is questionable. If he's unable to go, the Blackhawks will dress seven defensemen. "We've had a lot of chances in games where we've had guys out for big parts of the game," coach Joel Quenneville said. "We have a lot of options interchanging the lines that we'll probably see." Rookie Tanner Kero, 24, will make his season debut after being recalled from Rockford of the American Hockey League on Thursday. Kero, who had a goal and two assists in 17 games with Chicago last season, led the IceHogs with 20 points (seven goals) in 28 games this season. "They're very happy with how he's played down there this year," Quenneville said. "Watching him skate the last two days, he looks like he's got some quickness to him … I think it's helped his overall game, because we like the way he thinks the game."
