Johnny Oduya missed practice on Sunday but will be in the Chicago lineup Monday according to coach Joel Quenneville.
Oduya led the Blackhawks with 30 shifts Saturday and likely needed the day to recover. He has had a great playoff thus far with two goals and three points to go with a team-leading plus-seven rating.

Johnny Oduya found the back of the net against Detroit on Wednesday.
Oduya has two goals and three points in six postseason contests. He also had a plus-three rating on Wednesday, which puts him in a tie for the team lead with a plus-six playoff rating.

Johnny Oduya scored his first goal of the season for Chicago in a 2-1 shootout win over the Blue Jackets Thursday night.
The goal was the first one recorded by Oduya in 40 games dating back to last season. While he is a solid asset to an NHL club, it should go without saying that his fantasy value is virtually nil.

Johnny Oduya has been excelling on defense for the high-flying Chicago Blackhawks after the coaching staff partnered him with Niklas Hjalmarsson.
Why? "I don't know," Oduya said. "We're Swedish?" Oduya and Hjalmarsson are solid defenders but combined, they've become a borderline elite unit for the 14-0-3 Hawks. Through 17 games, Oduya has a plus-9 rating, while Hjalmarsson is plus-7.

Johnny Oduya enjoyed his time playing for the Flying Farangs in Bangkok, Thailand during the lockout.
"I just wanted to do something different," said Oduya. "I was going to go there for a week or so for vacation and I looked up to see if there were any possibilities to skate or work out and I found a good rink in downtown Bangkok." By Oduya's own admission, hockey is very big in Thailand, but he "was able to get my own ice time to do whatever I wanted." Oduya has two assists in three games this season.