The Chicago Blackhawks have at least a point in three straight games, scoring a late goal to force overtime in each, but they'd like to avoid the need for comebacks. "There's some positives, but we still have to grow and get better," defenseman Brian Campbell said. "We don't want to be trying to win games the way we are winning them or tying them right now. We want to be in the lead and be protecting the lead, and playing up-tempo." Rookie forward Vincent Hinostroza is looking to help the offense after being scratched the past four games. Coach Joel Quenneville said Hinostroza likely will play. "We want him to have energy," Quenneville said. "He gives us some speed, some quickness, and if he has the puck, he's dangerous. He can be a very useful guy for us." Goalie Corey Crawford will start. Right wing Marian Hossa, whose 500th career NHL goal will be celebrated with a pregame ceremony, will play after a maintenance day Saturday
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