NHL: San Jose Sharks’ Kevin Labanc started training camp with Logan Couture and Oskar Lindblom
SAN JOSE – The Zamboni at the Sharks’ main practice rink was still resurfacing the ice and the team’s scheduled scrimmage remained about 20 minutes away when Kevin Labanc – the first player out of the dressing room – opened the gate and began to glide around.A little over nine months after a separated shoulder – and subsequent surgery – prematurely ended a disappointing 2021-2022 season, Labanc is back to full strength and eager for a fresh start under a new regime.
“I’ve always felt confident in my game,” Labanc said. “I know what I can bring, and I know what I can bring to this organization. There’s no guarantee, of course, that Labanc will still be on the second line once the regular season begins Oct. 7 at O2 Arena in Prague against the Nashville Predators.
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