“He got into a normal rotation (at practice) and we did maybe three, but definitely the last two drills, but three drills, where there was contact and pucks on the wall and not a lot of time and space, and that timing part is the thing that you just, even during practice, you can’t quite replicate (a real game),” Maurice said. “It’s as close as we can get to it. There’s bumping and banging and twisting in the corner, so that will be a good test for him today to see how he recovers tomorrow.”
