Crawford will defend the home net Thursday against the Sabres, Tracey Myers of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford has had a bumpy start in his return to the cage from a long layoff, letting in a combined nine goals in starts last Wednesday and Saturday. After a night off to reset himself Sunday, Crawford will make his first home start since Dec. 16. He'll take on a Sabres club that has lost eight of its last 10 games, averaging 2.50 goals per game over that span.

Crawford stopped 19 of 25 shots in Saturday's 6-3 loss to the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

After a solid effort against the Ducks in his return to the lineup, Crawford looked rusty in Los Angeles -- not surprising given his long layoff. With the Blackhawks continuing their road trip Sunday night in San Jose, look for Crawford to get a breather and hand the reins to Cam Ward.

Crawford will guard the cage in Saturday's road game against the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford was pretty solid in his return from injury Wednesday against Anaheim, stopping 29 of 32 shots en route to a 4-3 victory. The 34-year-old backstop will look to stay sharp and secure his eighth win of the season in a favorable road matchup with a struggling Kings team that's gone 0-6-4 in its last 10 contests.

Crawford (concussion) gave up three goals on 32 shots in Wednesday's 4-3 win over the Ducks in his first start since being activated from injured reserve.

EDGE Analysis

The Blackhawks trailed by a goal for most of the third period, but Alex DeBrincat tied it and Patrick Kane scored the winner with 17 seconds remaining. Crawford's record is at 7-14-2 with a 3.27 GAA and a .902 save percentage. Hopefully, the Canadian goalie will be able to stay healthy for the remainder of the season.

Crawford will guard the cage in Wednesday's road game against the Ducks.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford has been sidelined for over two months due to a concussion, so he'll likely have some rust to shake off during his return to action Wednesday. However, the Blackhawks couldn't have picked a better opponent for Crawford to face in his first game back, as the Ducks are only averaging 2.16 goals per game this campaign, which is good for worst in the NHL.

According to coach Jeremy Colliton, Crawford will make his return to game action at some point during Chicago's upcoming three-game road trip, Chris Wescott of the Blackhawks' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford will likely serve as Cam Ward's backup for Wednesday's matchup with Anaheim, but it's safe to assume he'll get the starting nod for Saturday's clash with LA or Sunday's game against the Sharks. The 34-year-old netminder has been sidelined for over two months due to a concussion, so it wouldn't be surprising to see him struggle behind the Blackhawks' putrid defense upon his return from injury.

Crawford (concussion) was activated from injured reserve Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford has been out since Dec. 16 after suffering his second serious concussion in recent years. Unfortunately, the 34-year-old wasn't playing well prior to his injury, as he has a 3.28 GAA and .902 save percentage in 23 appearances. However, with only Cam Ward to vie for playing time with, Crawford could see plenty of action down the stretch.

Crawford participated in Friday's morning skate and hopes to take the return-to-play concussion test over the weekend, John Dietz of the Daily Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford won't dress for Friday's game against Colorado or Sunday's matchup with the Stars, but if he's able to clear the final concussion test this weekend, he could be added to the active roster ahead of Wednesday's road game against Anaheim. Once Crawford's given the green light, Collin Delia will likely be shipped to AHL Rockford.

Crawford (concussion) traveled to Detroit for Wednesday's game against the Red Wings, but he won't be available for the upcoming contest, Jason Lieser of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Blackhawks have confirmed Cam Ward as the starter against the Wings, which leaves Collin Delia as the backup. Crawford has shown tremendous resolve in attempting to work his way past concussion issues over the years. He wasn't even expected to travel to Detroit, but did so anyway as the latest example of his perseverance and dedication to the game.

Crawford (concussion) has yet to be cleared medically, Eric Lear of the Blackhawks' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford deemed himself "ready to go" physically Friday, but the Blackhawks are clearly going to proceed with extreme caution to ensure the veteran netminder is back to 100 percent before returning to game action. Although he won't make the trip to Detroit for Wednesday's matchup with the Red Wings, there's still a chance Crawford will receive clearance ahead of Friday's game against Colorado.