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Blackhawks recall Toninato from Rockford, place Mangiapane on IR

Chicago calls up the 32-year-old forward and places Andrew Mangiapane on injured reserve retroactive to Sept. 29.

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File photo: Chicago Blackhawks forward Dominic Toninato battles for the puck with Minnesota Wild forward Dylan Gambrell.
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Chicago recalled forward Dominic Toninato from the AHL's Rockford IceHogs on Wednesday, Oct. 7, the Blackhawks announced. The club also placed Andrew Mangiapane on injured reserve with a lower-body injury, retroactive to Sept. 29.

Toninato, 32, scored in his only Rockford appearance so far this season. He had one assist in eight NHL games for Chicago last season and recorded 16 goals and 27 assists in 52 games for the IceHogs, according to the league's player record.

Mangiapane has appeared in one game for Chicago this season, going without a point in 5:23 of ice time.

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