Before the game, a choked up Coach Joel Quennville informed the team that Assistant Equipment Manager Clint Reif had been found dead in his home Sunday morning. Reif, who was only 34-years-old, was in his ninth
Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville waves to the crowd while being interviewed at the end of his 700th career win following his team's 4-0 win over the St. Louis Blues, at the United Center in Chicago., on Wednesday Mar. 19, 2014. (Nuccio DiNuzzo
Kris Versteeg, Jonathan Toews and David Rundblad also scored goals for the Blackhawks, who played with heavy hearts following the passing of assistant equipment manager Clint Reif. The game got off to an uninspiring
Assistant equipment manager Clint Reif, 34, died at some point after traveling with the Blackhawks back to Chicago from Columbus. The team honored him before the game and wore “CR” stickers on their helmets in his honor
Kris Versteeg, Jonathan Toews and David Rundblad also scored goals for the Blackhawks, who played with heavy hearts following the passing of assistant equipment manager Clint Reif. The game got off to an uninspiring