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Toews scored a power-play goal and added a helper in Monday's 4-3 overtime loss.

The first-period goal gave Toews a new career high in points, which settled at 78 by the end of the contest, achieving the mark in 79 games. This tops the 76 points he had in 80 appearances in 2010-11. With four shots Monday, Toews also matched his personal best in shots with 233. The 31-year-old star center is showing that he's not done yet, with his 20:58 average ice time per game being the highest of his career as well.

Toews picked up a goal and a power-play assist Thursday while adding seven shots in a 5-4 win over the Sharks.

Toews is up to 76 points in 77 games, matching his career high from 2010-11. With five games left in the campaign, it's likely Toews sets a new personal best, and he may even reach 80 points for the first time in his career.

Toews notched a power-play goal in Monday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Canucks.

Toews' goal came on four shots in the game, giving him 31 goals and 72 points in as many games this season, as well 202 shots. Toews has picked up 21 points with the man advantage, and five of his goals have been game winners. It's been his best year since 2010-2011, when he registered 32 goals and 76 points.

Toews recorded two assists in Thursday's 5-4 shootout win over Buffalo.

Thursday's two-point effort gives Toews 13 points over the last 10 contests. Expanding the sample size, since the All-Star break, Chicago's captain has posted 21 points -- seven on the power play -- in 16 appearances. Still, a slightly disappointing facet of Toews' latest performance was his inability to produce on the power play despite logging 7:44 of ice time with the man advantage.

Toews fueled a comeback with a pair of assists in Wednesday's 4-3 win over the Ducks.

Toews assisted on goals by winger Alex DeBrincat and Patrick Kane to flip the result in the third period. Toews' point streak is at seven games, with four goals and six assists in that span. Toews is in the midst of a career year, with 66 points in 65 games. The 30-year-old center is showing he's not done being an elite player in all aspects of the game.

Toews scored a power play in a 4-3 loss to the Stars on Sunday.

The goal extends Toews' point streak to six contests. In that span, he has four goals and four assists with 21 shots on goal and four power-play points. Toews is above a point-per-game pace with 64 points in 63 contests, and he has been playing some of his best hockey of the season since he was paired with winger Patrick Kane.

Toews' 24th goal of 2018-19 was the difference in Thursday's 4-3 overtime win versus Vancouver.

In addition to the goal, Toews recorded three more shots on net (four total), one hit and one block. Chicago's captain ended Thursday's game at the 3:21 mark of overtime and now has 54 points in 55 games this season. With 12 points over his last six contests, Toews has been especially hot of late.

Toews tallied two assists during Tuesday's 6-2 win over Edmonton.

Toews has been red hot recently, picking up five goals and 11 points in his last five games. The 30-year-old pivot has already surpassed his point total from a season ago, and has shown zero signs of slowing down. He'll look to keep rolling when the Blackhawks face the Canucks on Thursday.

Toews scored a goal and added an assist -- both coming on the power play -- in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Wild. He also put six shots on net.

Toews gave Chicago a short-lived lead late in the third period before assisting on Erik Gustafsson's overtime winner. The perennial Selke Trophy candidate has tapped into a new level on the offensive end this season. He's scored 23 goals and 51 points and is currently on pace for over 75 points. Toews has a shot at surpassing his 76-point career best, set back during the 2010-11 campaign.

Toews scored a power-play goal in Tuesday's 3-2 shootout win over the Islanders.

A game after putting up five points, Toews scored his 22nd goal of 2018-19. The Blackhawks' captain has been on fire, dating back to late December. Since Dec. 23, Toews has failed to record a point in just twice, picking up 17 points over the 13-game stretch. Some might say the All-Star break is coming at a bad time for him.

Toews scored three goals and two assists in Sunday's 8-5 win over the Capitals.

He also added six shots, a hit and a plus-4 rating. Paired once again with Patrick Kane, Toews recorded his sixth career hat trick to give him his 12th consecutive season with at least 20 goals. The 30-year-old now has five goals and 12 points through nine January games, and he'll have one more game before the All-Star break to pad those numbers further.

Toews tallied an empty-net goal and an assist in Sunday's 5-3 win over the Penguins.

With points in six straight -- a goal and six assists -- Toews is up to 39 points in 44 games. The Blackhawks' captain is known for his toughness and leadership, so even though Chicago has been essentially eliminated from playoff contention, Toews isn't likely to stop working his rear end off.

Toews recorded two assists -- including a power-play helper -- in Thursday's 5-2 win over Minnesota.

The Blackhawks captain has seven points in his last seven contests, and overall, Toews has 34 points in 40 games this season. The 30-year-old has been a bright spot in an otherwise nightmare season for the Blackhawks. Continue deploying him as you normally would, even if his team stands to lose most of its games.

Toews scored two goals and three points for the second straight game with a plus-2 rating, two PIM and four shots on goal in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Jets on Friday.

The Blackhawks captain actually scored the first two goals of the game, but the Jets countered with the next three scores. Toews assisted the game-tying goal, but the Blackhawks lost in overtime. It's been a rough season for Chicago, but Toews is having a fine individual year with 16 goals and 30 points in 34 games.

Toews scored a goal and two assists in Wednesday's 6-3 win over the Penguins.

After getting held off the scoresheet entirely over the last two games, Toews roared back with just his second multi-point performance since his early October scoring binge. Despite his lack of explosive nights, the 30-year-old still has 14 goals and 27 points through 33 games, putting him on pace for his first 30-goal campaign since 2010-11.

Toews scored his 12th goal of the season in Sunday's 3-2 loss to Calgary.

As Chicago's nightmare season continues, Toews has remained a consistent point producer throughout and now has 12 goals and 22 points in 28 games. Logging 23:20 of ice time against Calgary, the 30-year-old Toews trailed only Patrick Kane (23:54), Duncan Keith (24:02), and team leader, Henri Jokiharju (24:17) in ice time. Despite his team's struggles, Toews can be deployed with a decent amount of confidence most evenings.

Toews scored a goal and recorded an assist Sunday in a 3-1 win over the Wild.

Toews' power-play marker in the first period of Sunday's game opened the scoring. He also went on to record the primary helper on Chicago's empty-net goal late in the third and now has points in four straight games.

Toews scored a goal and fired three shots on net in Monday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Hurricanes.

Toews tipped in a Henri Jokiharju shot for his ninth goal and 14th point of the season. The Blackhawks' captain is shooting at a rate of 15.7 percent, so his pace for a career-high 41 goals is certainly achievable.

Toews scored a goal while taking three shots during Saturday's 5-3 loss to Calgary.

Toews was able to light the lamp, but it wasn't enough to overtake Calgary on Saturday. It was the eighth goal of the year for the captain as Toews is just under a point-per-game average this season, with 13 points in 15 games played.

Toews tallied two assists Thursday, and also registered two shots on goal in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Wild.

The Blackhawks' captain leads his team with eight points and sports a plus-5 rating through four games. Now 30 years old, some suggest Toews may have lost a step or two, though his play early on would suggest otherwise. Already with one hat trick on the season, he appears to have re-discovered the elite form that oftentimes eluded him a season ago, and will look to continue his stellar play Saturday versus St. Louis.