Some unfortunate news from the Blackhawks’ morning skate on Sunday: rookie defenseman Artyom Levshunov is out indefinitely because of a small fracture in his left hand.
Levshunov apparently suffered the injury in the Blackhawks win against the Islanders but played thru the next two games. Which provides an explanation for his struggles the last couple games, even if there’s a segment of the Blackhawks’ fan base that still won’t care.
The question now is if Levshunov can/will play again this season. The Blackhawks have only nine games remaining in the regular season, including Sunday night at the Devils.
The Blackhawks recalled Kevin Korchinski from Rockford for Sunday’s game, which still leaves them with only six healthy defensemen on the roster.
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