Reese Johnson has been recalled by the Wild ahead of their road trip, marking his first call-up to the NHL. He signed a one-year contract with the Wild after starting his career with the Chicago organization and has recorded three goals and six assists in 18 games with Iowa in the AHL.

Reese Johnson contributed to Iowa's efforts by scoring a goal in the second period, pulling the team back within one after Manitoba had taken a 3-1 lead. His wrist shot found the net through traffic, showcasing his ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. Johnson's goal was assisted by Gaunce and Carson Lambos, highlighting his role in the team's offensive plays.

Reese Johnson, formerly with the Blackhawks, has joined the Minnesota Wild on a one-year, league minimum deal. After playing 42 games last season and contributing five points, his experience in over 140 NHL games positions him as a potential call-up if the Wild face injuries this season.

Reese Johnson was among the unproductive forwards for the Chicago Blackhawks last season.