Ice Time (2016)
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“Strauss, take offensive centre. R.C. Cola, take right wing for the defending side. Guys, watch how a pro plays — hard every shift.”
Strauss was number 22. Rocket had thought he was a winger. The website said he was.
“Straussy, all yours,” Goldsy said. He was the offensive left winger for the drill.
Strauss approached the dot to the goalie’s left.
Rocket rolled his shoulders. His muscles were tight. He’d been watching them practise faceoffs and breakouts for twenty minutes now — just ten guys fi...ghting for possession of the puck until the defensive team got it over the blue line. So dull.
Kaufman was running the drill, but Barker kept chirping away, especially at whoever lost a draw. Never to C.C., though. McGill watched in silence, his eyes moving constantly, like he was expecting a sneak attack.
Strauss lost three draws in a row — cleanly. Rocket could tell he wasn’t used to taking faceoffs. Barker looked disgusted.
In junior, Rocket had consistently won over sixty percent of his draws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Strauss, take offensive centre. R.C. Cola, take right wing for the defending side. Guys, watch how a pro plays — hard every shift.”
Strauss was number 22. Rocket had thought he was a winger. The website said he was.
“Straussy, all yours,” Goldsy said. He was the offensive left winger for the drill.
Strauss approached the dot to the goalie’s left.
Rocket rolled his shoulders. His muscles were tight. He’d been watching them practise faceoffs and breakouts for twenty minutes now — just ten guys fi...ghting for possession of the puck until the defensive team got it over the blue line. So dull.
Kaufman was running the drill, but Barker kept chirping away, especially at whoever lost a draw. Never to C.C., though. McGill watched in silence, his eyes moving constantly, like he was expecting a sneak attack.
Strauss lost three draws in a row — cleanly. Rocket could tell he wasn’t used to taking faceoffs. Barker looked disgusted.
In junior, Rocket had consistently won over sixty percent of his draws.
What to read after Ice Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Skuy to read onlineMoreLess
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