Pre-game tennis, custom masks and Cale eating Kale. EmmySadler is keeping up with all the things happening inside the NHL bubbles.
It’s game day!
As we await the trio of NHL exhibition action later today, players, staff, and teams continue to give us a glimpse of what life is like inside the NHL’s bubbles. Here’s a roundup of pictures, videos, updates, and other notable developments from Tuesday.
Warmups are already underway. Pre-game soccer kick-around is taken up a notch, and… might hotel tennis tournaments be the grown-up version of the hallway mini-sticks battles?
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