Jonathan Toews is still looking for his first goal of the playoffs.

"I always (feel the pressure to score); maybe a little added pressure in this situation. It's one of those things I have to keep working, keep trying to find ways to score," Toews said. "Eventually it's going to come." Chicago could certainly use the help. They have been held to just two goals over their last two games and are now down in their second-round series 2-1. These are the type of situations where they rely on Toews the most.

Jonathan Toews is up for the 2012-13 Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award which goes "the player who exemplifies great leadership qualities to his team, on and off the ice during the regular season."

Toews has been the captain of the Hawks since 2008 and he plays in all situations for the team. He volunteers at the Make-A-Wish Foundation and visits patients at the local children's hospital.

Jonathan Toews took a jab at the refereeing after Saturday's 4-1 loss to Detroit.

"There's a lot of clutch and grab, lot of interference, and if they're going to let that go, that's something we need to know," Toews said. "It's just tough to understand sometimes why we get roughing and hooking penalties, [and] that doesn't go both ways. If that's the way they're going to play, we need to play the same way." Toews added that he anticipates Game 3 in Detroit will be even more difficult for Chicago than Saturday's defeat.