November 18, 2012
by Gann Matsuda
LA Kings left wing Jordan Nolan is shown here during his “Day With The Cup” on August 20, 2012, in his hometown of Garden River, Ontario.
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Photo: Howie Borrow/Hockey Hall of Fame
via the Los Angeles Kings
LOS ANGELES — Like other young
National Hockey League players who are biding their time, waiting for the NHL lockout to end,
Los Angeles Kings left wing
Jordan Nolan is back in the
American Hockey League, having returned to the Kings’ primary minor league affiliate, the
Manchester Monarchs.
But Nolan, 23, has gotten off to a slow start after suffering a broken right pinky finger during a fight in the first game of the season.
“[The healing process] is going well,” Nolan told Frozen Royalty during an exclusive interview. “I’m still working out and skating.”
“[Nolan has] been skating, but he’s still a ways away,” said Monarchs head coach Mark Morris.
Nolan, who is listed as week-to-week, is not only back in Manchester again, but he is also back with an old roommate.
“[Defenseman] Jake Muzzin and I are living together,” said Nolan. “We lived together the past three years. The first year was Jake, [defenseman] Andrew Campbell, [left wing] Dwight King and myself. Last year, it was Muzzin, King and myself. But this year, it’s just Read more of this post
