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The New York Rangers (4th in the Metropolitan Division) will play the second of their current back-to-back set against the faltering Blackhawks in Chicago after a season-long six-game winning run (8th in Central).
The New York Rangers (17-10-5) have now won six straight games to start their current three-game road trip. The club started the trip with a victory in the first game of a back-to-back set, defeating the Philadelphia Flyers 6-3 at Wells Fargo Center yesterday night. Artemi Panarin (7 goals, 37 points this season), K’Andre Miller (2 goals, 15 points), and Barclay Goodrow (7 goals, 15 points) each scored one goal and added an assist for the Blueshirts, who are now riding a four-game winning streak on the road.
With 6th consecutive loss (0-6-0) came about for the Chicago Blackhawks (7-18-4). The match will be very difficult for the Blackhawks to win the match. With Rangers coming off strong wins, the team of Hawks needs to pull up their pants and give their best to come out of their loss.
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Andreas Athanasiou – Colin Blackwell – Jason Dickinson
Max Domi – Philipp Kurashev – Sam Lafferty
Jonathan Toews – Reese Johnson – Patrick Kane
Boris Katchouk – Jujhar Khaira – Taylor Raddysh
Jack Johnson – Caleb Jones
Seth Jones – Ian Mitchell
Connor Murphy – Jarred Tinordi
Arvid Soderblom
Petr Mrazek
Jonny Brodzinski – Filip Chytil – Barclay Goodrow
Vincent Trocheck – Mika Zibanejad – Sammy Blais
Kaapo Kakko – Vitali Kravtsov – Chris Kreider
Alexis Lafreniere – Artemi Panarin – Jimmy Vesey
Adam Fox – Libor Hajek
Ryan Lindgren – K’Andre Miller
Braden Schneider – Jacob Trouba
Igor Shesterkin
Jaroslav Halak
Chicago Blackhawks: Tyler Johnson, Alex Stalock
New York Rangers: No Injuries
The game between the Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers will take place at the United Center, Chicago on Sunday, December 18 at 7:30 PM ET.
The match between the Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers will be telecast live on ESPN+.
| Country | Channel | Date and Time |
| United States | ESPN+ | December 18 (7:30 PM ET) |
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