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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sportswear13" data-source="post: 12395450" data-attributes="member: 394717">skating on his own recently    skating on his own recently"He looked pretty good," Hawks defenseman Duncan Keith said. "It was good to see his face all red and sweating coming off the ice, like he'd just been working hard. Hadn't seen that in a while, so it was nice to see."Fellow defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson also liked what he saw from the team's top-line center and emotional leader."It's a step in the right direction, for sure," he said. "I think he likes being out there, too, instead of just being in the gym doing whatever he's doing. It's probably nice just to go out on the ice again."  <a href="http://blackhawksofficialshop.com/Glenn-Hall-Jersey-80" target="_blank">Glenn Hall Jersey</a>If anybody knows the feeling, it's Hjalmarsson -- who's "hopeful" to return against the Rangers from his own upper-body injury. Hjalmarsson has missed 13 of the past 14 games, including the last six in a row after returning for just one game from a seven-game absence and then leaving the lineup again.Hjalmarsson said conditioning becomes a big part of the equation toward the tail end of the recovery process. Thus, he knows what kind of skating work Toews has ahead of him before he's cleared to return for games.  <a href="http://blackhawksofficialshop.com/Duncan-Keith-Jersey-8" target="_blank">Duncan Keith Jersey</a>"It's pretty amazing how long it takes to get back in shape and how fast it goes away," Hjalmarsson said. "It usually takes awhile to get back into good shape."In other Hawks-related injury news, fourth-line center Jamal Mayers didn't skate because of what Quenneville called a "maintenance day," while defensemen Sami Lepisto and Steve Montador also didn't participate.  <a href="http://blackhawksofficialshop.com/Keith-Magnuson-Jersey-82" target="_blank">Keith Magnuson Jersey</a>According to Quenneville, Lepisto will be out "indefinitely" with a lower-body injury that occurred in the second period of Chicago's last game. St. Louis forward David Perron fell on his left leg and he had trouble putting weight on the leg as he left the ice gingerly.Montador is also out with an upper-body injury believed to be concussion-related</blockquote>

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