Jeremy Colliton Reveals Lineup For Tonight Against San Jose.
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March 11, 2020 (4:28 PM)
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"The Chicago Blackhawks season rolls on tonight as they host the San Jose Sharks. Chicago hasn't officially been eliminated yet but they now sit a very big eight points behind the Nashville Predators, Vancouver Canucks and Winnipeg Jets for a Wild Card spot. The good news tonight for Hawks' fans is that they'll get to see one of their top defensive prospects will make his NHL debut. 2018 first round pick Nicolas Beaudin will suit and play on the top pairing with Duncan Keith for his NHL debut tonight. Head coach Jeremy Colliton also confirmed that Brandon Hagel will jump into the line up. Corey Crawford gets the start for the Hawks and he'll go up against Aaron Dell of the Sharks. Here's a look at tonight's full projected lineup:Alex DeBrincat -- Jonathan Toews -- Brandon Saad Alex Nylander -- Dylan Strome -- Patrick Kane Dominik Kubalik -- Kirby Dach -- Brandon Hagel Matthew Highmore -- David Kampf -- Ryan Carpenter Duncan Keith -- Nicolas Beaudin Olli Maatta -- Slater Koekkoek Lucas Carlsson -- Connor Murphy Corey Crawford "
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