Crawford (upper body) will not join the Blackhawks for their two-game road trip, Tracey Myers of the CSN Chicago reports. Coach Joel Quenneville acknowledged that Crawford could start skating on his own over the next few days, but he wouldn't have been back to full health by the end of the team's road trip. The Blackhawks are still labeling his injury as a day-to-day ailment, with the hope that he'll be able to return to the net at some point during the team's homestand beginning Oct. 26. While he's out, Antti Raanta figures to make both of the next two starts for the Blackhawks, though the newly-recalled Scott Darling could also be called upon to make a turn.

Crawford (upper body) didn't practice Wednesday, Scott King of the Chicago Tribune reports. Crawford didn't start Tuesday due to the unspecified upper-body injury. The fact that he was held out of practice Wednesday leaves his status in doubt for Thursday's game against the Predators. If he can't go, Antti Raanta will likely receive another start in net.

Crawford is actually dealing with an upper body injury, and not an illness as first reported, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. The extent of Crawford's injury is uncertain, but it clouds his status for the Blackhawks' next couple games more than an illness would have. Antti Raanta will start in Crawford's place Tuesday and serve as Chicago's primary goaltender until Crawford is able to get back between the pipes.

Crawford will not start Tuesday as expected due to an illness, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. It was announced Monday that Crawford would start Tuesday's game, but he will no longer do so after coming down with the illness. Antti Raanta will get the start in Crawford's place.

Crawford will start Tuesday against the Flyers, Chris Kuc of the Chiago Tribune reports. Crawford has started every game for the Hawks so far, and will continue to get the majority of the starts as the team has a light schedule at the beginning of the season.

Crawford turned away 19 of the 20 shots he faced in Saturday's overtime win over Nashville. Crawford has a terrific 3-0-1 record to start the season and is yet to allow more than two goals in a game. You really can't do much better, especially when you look at the dynamic team playing in front of him. Look for Crawford to rack up 30-plus wins once again this season.

Crawford will start between the pipes Saturday against the Predators, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. Crawford allowed two goals on 18 shots in an overtime loss to the Flames on Wednesday. Through three games, the netminder sports a 2-0-1 record with a .920 save percentage and will look to improve those marks Saturday.

Crawford allowed two goals on 18 shots in Wednesday's OT loss to the Flames. Crawford was solid in net for most of the night, but let Mikael Backlund wrist one past him with less than a minute to go in overtime to seal the deal. Despite the outcome, the Hawks severely outplayed the Flames, and a game like this will earn Crawford a win on most nights.

Crawford will be in goal for Wednesday's game against the Flames, CSN's Tracey Myers reports. Crawford will look to make it three straight victories after picking up the win in his first two starts of the season. He will take on a spotty Calgary squad that lit the lamp twice in its first game, five times in its second, and just once its third contest.

Crawford was not as busy on Saturday as he was in the season opener in saving 21 of 23 shots in the Blackhawks' 6-2 victory over Buffalo in the team's home opener. Crawford was tested against Dallas on Thursday as he saved 32 of 34 shots in the shootout win. He is expected to be in goal for the next Hawks' game on Wednesday against Calgary. Crawford is 3-2-2 in seven games against the Flames with a 2.75 goals against average and a .897 save percentage.