"I'm glad to see you guys. I've been back on the ice. It feels really good. Obviously, it's up and down with that knee, but I'm happy to be in a regular jersey and ready to make some progress."
"I would say [I feel] about like 80, 90 [percent healthy], or something like that. I hope I'll get some preseason games, but I think I'll be ready a little bit early, hopefully."
"It was good in the beginning, then I got to a point where I couldn't really move anywhere from the running or anything like that. It was just painful, and [I was] a little bit stuck there. But we are"
Martin Fehervary resumed full-team practice at the MedStar Capitals Iceplex in a regular practice jersey after tearing the meniscus in his right knee at the end of last season. The injury ended his streak of full 82-game seasons and kept him out of the Capitals' playoff run. He experienced lingering pain and inflammation after surgical repair but has progressed to on-ice work and informal skates beginning September 2. He estimates his health at roughly 80–90 percent and hopes to participate in preseason games. The team praised his early recovery, saw a mid-summer stall, and has observed recent improvement.
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