Crawford will start in goal agaist the Canucks on Sunday, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. Crawford's start Sunday will be his 11th consecutive. His last start came Saturday, when he stopped 24 of the 25 shots he faced en route to his ninth victory of the season. He enters Sunday's matchup with a 9-4-1 record along with a .928 save percentage and 1.90 GAA. Crawford will likely receive a rest once Antti Raanta is healthy enough to return from an illness.

Crawford stopped all but one of the 25 shots he faced in Saturday's blowout victory over Edmonton. Crawford wasn't expected to start Saturday, but was called upon after news surfaced that expected starter Antti Raanta was ill. Crawford has now won three straight games, advancing to 9-4-1 on the season. He has simply been one of the best fantasy options in net thus far, recording a .928 save percentage and 1.90 GAA. If Raanta isn't good to go Sunday, Crawford will be right back in the net to face the Canucks.

In a last-minute change, Crawford will start in goal Saturday against the Oilers instead of expected starter Antti Raanta, who is ill, CSN Chicago's Tracey Myers reports. Feel free to get Crawford into your lineup if you still have the opportunity to do so. Generally, Crawford doesn't start both games of a back-to-back, so Raanta may start Sunday against Vancouver if he is healthy enough, but it's also possible that we'll get a double-dip of Crawford this weekend.

Crawford will be on the bench Saturday as the Blackhawks go with backup goalie Antti Raanta against the Oilers, the Chicago Tribune reports. This is the usual Hawks' coach Joel Quenneville move to give the backup a start in a back-to-back scenario. Crawford is expected back Sunday against the Canucks on the road. Crawford is 5-2-2 in his career against Vancouver with a 2.08 goals against average and a .931 save percentage in nine games. So far Crawford has been stellar this season with an 8-4-1 record, 1.97 goals against average and a .926 save percentage.

Crawford allowed three goals on 27 shots Thursday in Calgary, but came away with his fourth win in five starts, a 4-3 decision. This was certainly not the finest start of the year for Crawford, but he's been getting solid offensive support lately and taking full advantage. Fantasy owners should do the same.

Crawford will start in net Thursday against the Flames, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. Crawford stopped 22 of the 24 shots he faced, though the team blew out the Stars anyway. His record now stands at 7-4-1 while he carries a .929 save percentage and a 1.88 GAA on the season.

Crawford stopped 22 of the 24 shots he faced in Sunday's blowout win over the Stars. While it wasn't an overly busy night, Crawford still played his part, picking up his third win in four games. He is now 7-4-1 on the season with an impressive .929 save percentage and 1.88 GAA. If the Blackhawks can keep scoring like they did Sunday, the wins will come even easier for Crawford. Use him well.

Crawford will draw the start in goal Sunday against the Stars, NHL.com's Brian Hedger reports. Despite taking the loss Friday against the Red Wings, Crawford stopped a respectable 33 of 36 shots to continue his strong play in the net this season. A slow-starting Blackhawks offense has staked him to just a so-so 6-4-1 record, but eventually, the wins should start to come in droves for Crawford.

Crawford turned aside 33 of 36 shots but ending up with the loss as the Blackhawks fell 4-1 to the Red Wings. The fourth goal was an empty-netter. Tough luck for "Crow", as a lack of Blackhawk offense and an insane 20-shot barrage (two goals) by the Wings in the second period dropped his record to 6-4-1 this year. Crawford has been above average by his standards so far, posting a 1.87 GAA and a .930 save percentage (his career marks are 2.33 and .915), which is somewhat ironic as the normally high-scoring Hawks sit 23rd overall in league scoring with 2.47 goals per game. One figures that Chicago will find a way to put the puck in the net with more regularity, especially when Patrick Sharp (knee) returns, so if Crawford can keep up his strong play, he could be in for one of his biggest fantasy seasons yet.

Crawford will be in the crease Friday against the Red Wings, CSNChicago.com's Tracey Myers reports. The Blackhawks figure to rest Crawford at some point during the upcoming week when the team hits the road for its annual circus trip, but he'll be in the net for his seventh consecutive turn Friday night. He's been spectacular for his first six outings in November, going 3-3 with a 1.83 GAA and .934 save percentage.