I liked how comfortable he looked. He didn't look overwhelmed by the situation. Your first NHL practice can be a little nerve-wracking and I thought he felt comfortable with the puck, I thought he was confident and acted like he belonged.
Just don't try to do too much. Don't think you have to impress anybody, just whatever the play calls for, do the right thing, and let the game come to you.
He's tall and wiry and quick, so sometimes he can get a little bit anxious and move too much, and I think (Speer) has been working with hi.
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