Duncan Keith scored his fifth goal of the season in Wednesday's 4-0 shutout of the Blues. Keith went 30 games without finding the back of the net, but has now scored in back to back contests to give him five on the year to go with 50 assists. Andrew Shaw, Marcus Kruger and Ben Smith also counted for Chicago in the win.

Duncan Keith scored a goal for Chicago, but it wasn't enough as the Blackhawks lost to the Flyers by a score of 3-2 Tuesday. The goal was just the fourth of the season for Keith, but he has also registered 50 assists on the year, making him one of the league's best offensive blueliners. Andrew Shaw was the other goal scorer for Chicago in the loss.

Duncan Keith had two assists in Chicago's 4-1 win over Detroit on Sunday. Keith has recorded at least a point in four of his last six games. He ranks second among defensemen with 53 points in 67 contests.

Duncan Keith now has two Stanley Cups and two Olympic gold medals. "I'm proud to play with great teammates and great teams and I just want to keep going," Keith said. "These are all nice and this is what we play for, we play for championships and Stanley Cups and gold medals. I definitely feel that we've got a lot of opportunity to win more." He posted one assist and a plus-6 rating while playing for Canada at the 2014 Winter Games. Keith was paired with Nashville's Shea Weber on the team's defense tandem during the tournament. He is enjoying an excellent season with Chicago as well, where he has amassed 48 points in 59 games.

Star defenseman Duncan Keith returned to the Blackhawks' lineup Sunday night after missing a game with the flu, but he wasn't particularly impressive in Chicago's 3-1 loss to the visiting Winnipeg Jets. Keith was a minus-2 on the night. He also one giveaway, three shots on net and a hit.

Make sure to put Duncan Keith in your lineup for Sunday, as he's back from his flu/illness for the Chicago Blackhawks against the Winnipeg Jets. Keith has been electric in 2013-14, scoring 46 points in 52 games played. That's his second-best career output with plenty of season left. This is a standout season almost on par with his Norris campaign in 2009-10.

Chicago coach Joel Quenneville expects Duncan Keith (illness) to play Sunday against Winnipeg. He didn't practice Saturday morning, but Quenneville said Keith was feeling better from an illness that kept him out of the lineup on Thursday night. Get ready to get him back in your lineup.

Duncan Keith did not particiapte in the Blackhawks' practice Saturday morning. He did not play Thursday as he was feeling ill. No word on whether Keith will be recovered enough to dress for Saturday's game against the Jets. Check back with us later in the day or early Sunday.

Duncan Keith missed his first game of the season on Thursday because he was feeling ill. He didn't participate in the team's pregame warmup and was made a late scratch. Keith is second among NHL blueliners in scoring with 46 points in 52 games this campaign. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Duncan Keith has racked up 17 points in his last 13 games. He leads all NHL defensemen with 42 points in 45 matches and he sits third in the league with 39 assists entering Monday night's action. Keith has drawn plenty of praise for his work at both ends of the ice this year. "He's defended better. His gap has been better," coach Joel Quenneville said. "Offensively, his play selection or his puck patience, he's added another level or element to it. Consistency is the best way to measure a defenseman, and that's what we're seeing." He's a lock to be on Team Canada's roster for the Winter Olympics, which gets announced Tuesday morning, and he's a mid-season frontrunner for the Norris Trophy as well.