Will it be Turco or Crawford for Hawks against Stars?

What does Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville do now?

The Dallas Stars are coming to town Wednesday, and you would think it's Marty Turco's game to start against his former team.

But rookie goalie Corey Crawford has won his last six starts.

“We'll see,” Quenneville said. “Crow has been on a nice little winning roll here, but we'll have to give it some consideration.”

Crawford is looking more and more confident, and his teammates are responding.

“You build a little bit of rhythm, but the main thing is my effort and I'm battling and the will to fight through screens, that sort of stuff,” Crawford said. “When I stop doing that is when things will get tough.”

“I've just liked his approach all year,” Quenneville said. “I think he's looking for the challenge of making the NHL and not just being satisfied being here and playing part time.

“He's pushing the envelope and is quietly confident by how he approaches it. He's been getting it done.”

Morin shuffle:

Rookie Jeremy Morin was returned to Rockford on Monday for salary-cap reasons but will be recalled for Wednesday's game against the Stars.

USA Today reported Monday that the Hawks will let Morin and Rockford defenseman Nick Leddy go play for the U.S. in the World Junior Championships that starts Dec. 26 in Buffalo.

There remains a chance Fernando Pisani returns from his upper-body injury Wednesday against Dallas.

Marian Hossa isn't expected back Wednesday, but he could return sooner than later.

Confidence builder:

With Patrick Kane joining Marian Hossa on the injury list, getting goals from secondary scorers such as Dave Bolland is going to be vital.

Bolland broke a 16-game goal drought with 2 in Sunday's win over Calgary.

“I think offensively his production is down from years past,” Joel Quenneville said. “I think there are a lot of weapons he has when he does have the puck, but you look at his numbers and it's not really reflective of what he can do offensively.

“Hopefully that ignites him on that side of the ledger because you know defensively you can count on him. I think there's more offense to his game and more patience with the puck.”

Bolland would like to see Sunday's production carry over in the next games.

“That's what I'm hoping for, to get back to playing like I did last year,” Bolland said.