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'Hawks captain involved in auto accident
National Hockey League

'Hawks captain involved in auto accident

Published Feb. 23, 2012 12:00 a.m. ET

Chicago Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews was involved in an automobile accident on the way to the United Center.

According to Chicago police, the Blackhawks captain struck the support pillar of Chicago Transit Authority elevated rail line as he made a turn in his Mercedes.

The police report says Toews was not injured and no citations were issued. The team called the accident a ''minor one'' and in a text message to the Chicago Tribune, Toews said: ''It's nothing serious at all. I'm good.''

The team also said Toews was not injured in the accident. He was still expected to miss Thursday's home game against the Dallas Stars due to an undisclosed upper-body injury.' Coach Joel Quenneville said it hasn't been decided if he will travel with the team to Los Angeles for Saturday's game against the Kings.

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