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Ben Pope

UNCOVERED: Blackhawks reese johnson learning calmness from jonathan toews | History Defined

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. He was in his face and ran him a few times, and it gets everyone else all grumpy. [Dylan] Larkin went after him once because of it.

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