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Carey Price worked his knees to the max in practice this morning


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April 7, 2022  (3:13 PM)
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This morning's practice was optional for the Montreal Canadiens, but Carey Price did not show up in New Jersey to enjoy the nice weather.

He trained very hard and TVA Sports reporter Marc-André Perreault caught some interesting videos.
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