'He has all the potential in the world:' Why the Blackhawks are bullish on Kirby Dach

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'He has all the potential in the world:' Why the Blackhawks are bullish on Kirby Dach

'He has all the potential in the world:' Why the Blackhawks are bullish on Kirby Dach

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Published 05 Aug 2020

The No. 3 pick from the 2019 draft has already shown big improvements in his first campaign.

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