Crawford will guard the goal in Sunday's home matchup with LA, Tracey Myers of CSN Chicago reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford has began to heat up after a poor start to the season, posting a 1-0-1 record with an admirable 1.92 GAA and .937 save percentage over his last two starts. The Canadian goaltender will look to pick up his third win of the season Sunday in a decent home matchup with a Kings team that has averaged 2.71 goals per game this season, 16th in the NHL.

Crawford turned away 30 of 32 shots during Friday's 3-2 overtime win against the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford desperately needed this win, as the Devils trot out on of the league's worst offenses. The 2003 second-round pick looks unfamiliar to begin 2016-17, notching a 2-3-1 record to go along with a .902 save percentage and 2.83 GAA. If you have the 31-year-old, stick with him and hope this game marks a turnaround for the stud netminder.

Crawford will start between the pipes in Friday's road game against the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford is off to a poor start this season, posting a 1-3-1 record with a dreadful 3.02 GAA and .897 save percentage over five appearances. His poor stat line can largely be attributed to the Blackhawks' historically bad penalty-killing statistics, but nonetheless, fantasy owners who drafted the 31-year-old Canadian as their No. 1 goaltender have reason to be concerned. However, Friday's road matchup with New Jersey presents a fantastic opportunity for Crawford to get his campaign back on track, as the Devils have only averaged 2.17 goals per game this season, 28th in the NHL.

Crawford saved 29 of 31 saves during Monday's loss to Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

While still sporting just a single win on the season, Crawford did take a step in the right direction Monday by allowing fewer than three goals for the first time this year. The Blackhawks allowed two more power-play goals in the game, which increases their total to a league-high 14 for the season. Chicago and Crawford have plenty of time to turn things around, but it shouldn't be shocking if Crawford posts his worst fantasy season since taking over the crease in 2010-11.

Crawford will start in net against the Flames on Monday, Tracey Myers of CSN Chicago reports.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran goaltender hasn't looked sharp this season so far, allowing 13 goals in four games. There's still plenty of season left, but for now, Crawford isn't the top-tier goalie he once was.

Crawford saved 25 of 28 shots during a loss to Columbus on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran goaltender owns a disappointing .886 save percentage and 3.35 GAA to start the season, and he has just a single victory. Unfortunately, there has been significant roster turnover in front of Crawford, and the Blackhawks have allowed 18 goals through five games, including an alarming 11 power-play tallies. Over the long haul, Crawford and Chicago are likely to figure it out, but after being a high-end netminder for much of the past five years, Crawford might slip into the middle tier in 2016-17.

Crawford will get the start in goal in Friday's road game against the Blue Jackets, Tracey Myers of CSN Chicago reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford hasn't been great thus far this season, posting a 1-2-0 record with an unsightly 3.41 GAA and .884 save percentage over his first three starts of the campaign. The 31-year-old netminder will have a prime opportunity to bounce back Friday in a cushy road matchup with a Blue Jackets team that is 0-2-0 at home this season.

Crawford halted 23 of 27 shots in Tuesday's win over the visiting Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford entered the contest with a save percentage of .898 in a pair of starts. But when the final horn blared, you could hear the collective sigh of relief from the goalie's fantasy owners. He held on after allowing four unanswered goals in the second half of the contest, including the game-tying score early in the third. Clearly, the night belonged to 37-year-old forward Marian Hossa, whose power-play marker in the second stanza counted as his 500th career goal.

Crawford will start between the pipes Tuesday against the Flyers, Tracey Myers of CSN Chicago reports.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford has gotten off to a bit of a slow start this season, going 0-2-0 in the first two contests while surrendering three goals in each of them. He'll look to get things rolling against a Philadelphia squad that will be without the services of Brayden Schenn, who's serving the final game of a three-game suspension to begin the season.

Crawford is winless through a pair of starts this season. He's allowed six goals on 59 shots for a 3.10 goals-against average.

EDGE Analysis

Crawford will be fine. The Blackhawks started the season with six rookie skaters on the roster, and it will take time for the bottom-six lines to click on a consistent basis. Saturday's game was a step in the right direction, as backup goalie Scott Darling received five goals of support in a revenge win over the Predators.