Johnson's roommate when he was getting started was Dan Hinote, who told Johnson the story of when he was a rookie with the Colorado Avalanche in 2001 and they won the Cup. Johnson recalled Hinote telling him that at the time he thought, "Aw, this is a piece of cake. I got here my first year. We'll be back again. We'll do this again, for sure." Hinote never got back there and for Johnson, this is his first trip to the Stanley Cup Final at the age of 34. He knows better than most just how rare this opportunity is and intends to make the most of it.

Johnson has a goal and five points in the playoffs in 10 games with a plus-seven rating as he has had a strong post-season. He had eight goals and 25 points in 77 regular season games.

It was the first point of the second round for Johnson who had three assists in four games in the opening round against Nashville. Johnson's wrist shot from the point eluded a screened Ville Husso in the St. Louis net. The former Blue had eight goals and 25 points in 77 regular season games this season.

Johnson recorded three assists, four shots, six blocks and 17 hits in four games in the first round of the postseason against Nashville. Landeskog had a maintenance day prior to Game 4 versus the Predators as well prior to playing. They both should be fine for Game 1 of Round 2 versus St. Louis