Carcillo, who returned Friday after a six-game suspension and a healthy scratch on Tuesday, is expected to remain in the lineup for Sunday matinee's game at St. Louis, CSN Chicago reports. Carcillo skated for a little more than 10 minutes in the Blackhawks' 2-1 win over the Jets on Friday. He had a block and a hit along with a five-minute fighting penalty. Before getting the suspension there was talk that Carcillo was going to be headed out of town via a trade or waived, but he has a shot at staying with the team if Hawks' coach Joel Quenneville likes that his toughness is contributing to wins.

Carcillo will rejoin the lineup for Friday's game against the Jets, Mark Lazerus of the Chicago Sun-Times reports. Carcillo recently served a six-game suspension, and he was then a healthy scratch for Tuesday's game in Minnesota. His return to the lineup will push Joakim Nordstrom to the press box.

Carcillo is expected to be a healthy scratch for Tuesday's game against the Wild, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. Carcillo is eligible to return from his six-game suspension, but he didn't skate among the top four lines during Tuesday's morning skate, which indicates that he'll be scratched.

Carcillo has been suspended for six games for cross-checking Mathieu Perreault of the Jets on Friday, NHL.com reports. Given that Carcillo sat out Chicago's Sunday contest in advance of his hearing with the NHL, the forward's suspension will now run through the Blackhawks' next five games, which makes him eligible to return to action on Feb. 3.

Carcillo (knee) won't play Sunday against the Stars, Mark Lazerus of the Chicago Sun-Times reports. Carcillo, who faces a likely suspension for his cross-check on the Jets' Mathieu Perreault on Friday, will take a seat Sunday, with Joakim Nordstrom set to enter the Chicago lineup in his place.

Carcillo has been offered an in-person hearing for his cross check on the Jets' Mathieu Perreault in Friday's loss, according to the NHL's Department of Player Safety. Perreault appears to be at risk of missing multiple games as a result of the hit from Carcillo, who looks like he'll be kept out of some upcoming games as a form of retribution by the league. It certainly doesn't bode well for the Blackhawks' fourth-liner that he's being invited for an in-person visit, as those types of arrangements often signify lengthier suspensions. Carcillo has a history of crossing the line on the ice, as he was previously docked six games just last postseason with the Rangers due to physical abuse of an official.

Carcillo, who was a healthy scratch for the Blackhawks the last two games, returns to the lineup on Thursday in Minnesota, ESPN Chicago reports. Carcillo will have a shot to redeem himself with Hawks' coach Joel Quenneville where he has sort of been recently in his doghouse. Before the two games as a healthy scratch, Carcillo logged less than double digits in minutes for the previous four games.

Carcillo is expected to not be in the lineup on Sunday night against the Stars as the Blackhawks go with Joakim Nordstrom on the fourth line, NBC Chicago reports. The luster is off the shine with Carcillo's return to the Blackhawks. It started out well, but lately he's had a hard time getting on the ice. He has not reached double figures in minutes for the last four games, averaging a little less than six minutes in each game of ice time. Carcillo still has four goals and three assists in 28 games and gives the Blackhawks some toughness on the ice.

Carcillo returned to Colorado and will be skating with the Hawks on Wednesday night after being in Chicago for the birth of his child, CSN Chicago reports. While Carcillo will not register significant points, he is key to the Blackhawks offense because of his physical play. In 11 games this season Carcillo has two goals and one assists with 11 hits and a pair of blocks. He recently returned to the lineup after missing three weeks because of a knee injury.

Carcillo, who missed three weeks because of a knee injury, got back on the ice on Sunday and skated a little less than nine minutes in the Blackhawks' 6-2 win over the Stars. Before the injury Carcillo had between six to nine minutes of ice time so Sunday's outings is pretty much what you are going to get with him. He contributed three shots on goal, a block and two hits along two penalty minutes on Sunday. Carcillo is something that the Blackhawks need with his physical play.