Great news for the Canadians and for Jonathan Drouin

After a big trip to Western Canada, Martin St-Louis and his men were back at practice today, less than 24 hours from a return to the Bell Centre.

The Canadians faces tomorrow night: the Seattle Kraken.

And the least we can say is that, for the occasion, there were a lot of players on the ice, which is excellent news, because it means that several injured players are back with the team and practice with their teammates:

Among the big news, please note that:

Jonathan Drouin was back in practice after missing his team's last 18 games with a wrist injury. He even had a regular jersey! Which is a nice surprise and means he could play tomorrow. Can't wait to see him evolve in the St. Louis system.

Joel Edmundson was on a regular duo, alongside Chris Wideman, and therefore seems very close to a return to the game. Possibly even tomorrow in his case too. Kale Clague was scratched and no longer had a partner.

More details to come...

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