And count Evason among those not worried about Backstrom’s apprehension in the corners about getting hit.
“I think you just got to get the thought process in your head that you just got to go compete and get all the negative thoughts out and just play the game hard, without any hesitation and he’ll be fine,” Evason said. “Whenever you anticipate something bad to happen or you’re expecting something bad, then normally it does. I think he’s positive enough that he wont let that bother him.”
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