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Blackhawks’ Reese Johnson learning ‘calmness’ from Jonathan Toews

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He went right after [Mo] Seider, their best defenseman, and recalled of the Hawks-Red Wings game last weekend. He was in his face and ran him a few times, and it gets everyone else all grumpy. He might rarely score, but if he can finish in the offensive zone after starting them in the defensive zone, he can at least help teammates score.

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Blackhawks’ Reese Johnson learning ‘calmness’ from Jonathan Toews

Blackhawks center Reese Johnson hopes to protect and carry the puck more this season.AP Photos Forward Reese Johnson knows how to dish out a hit. And it took him only two preseason games under new Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson to make that abundantly clear. “He went right after [Mo] Seider, their best defenseman, physically,” Richardson recalled of the Hawks-Red Wings game last weekend. “Not trying to hurt him — just kind of [ticking] him off…

2 years ago·Chicago, United States

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