Canucks @ Blackhawks Game Preview: No Remorse

CANUCKS		BLACKHAWKS
	AT

Time	Wed, 6:00 PM PST	TV	TSN
Season Series	(09/10) 2-2	Last Meeting (Reg. Season)	6-3 Blackhawks (Mar.05/10)
The Enemy	Second City Hockey	Scoring Leaders	Sedins: 9 points, Hossa: 7-4-11

Canucks	Category	Blackhawks
2-3-1	Season Record	4-2-1
10th	Conference Position	1st
NA	Last 10	NA
2.33 (21st) v	Goals Per Game	3.29 (6th)
2.83 (18) v	Least Goals Against Per Game	2.86 (19)
0.73 (23) v	5 On 5 GF/GA	0.93 (17)
25.0 (6) v	Power Play %	28.0 (3)
78.6 (22) v	Penalty Kill %	88.5 (10)
29.8 (21) v	Shots Per Game	30.7(15)
30.3 (16) ^	Least Shots Against Per Game	33.7 (22)
.500	Winning % When Scoring First	.500
.667	Winning % When Leading After 1	.500
0	Winning % When Trailing After 1	.667
.50	Winning % When Leading After 2	.667
0	Winning % When Trailing After2	.667
57.5 (1) ^	Faceoffs %	49.8 (17)
17.8 (27) v	Least PIM's Per Game	11.6 (8)
-3 (23) v	+ / - GF/GA (see here)	-1 (19)

Apologies for the tardiness of the preview. I have been sick as hell. On the up and up though.
Dan Hamhuis will be a game time decision. Was he missed last night or what?
Jeff Tambellini draws in with Rick Rypien out.
Marian Hossa's 7 goals and 11 points lead the NHL.
Chicago has won 3 straight.
Roberto Luongo will start tonight. Thanks to Botchford for doing the math for me: Last season in bounce back games Luongo was 6-1, 2.01 GAA and .929 SV. So, let's not hear any Chelsea's Dagger tonight.
Henrik Sedin on his team:

"I think it's good for us to play them (tonight)," he said. "We need to get back to playing a simplified game. That's the key. When guys aren't scoring they tend to try too much and you need to simplify the game, you have to take care of your own net first and that's where we have to start (tonight)." (Vancouver Sun)