EDMONTON, AB - If there is any silver lining to the National Hockey League's pause, Oscar Klefbom can think of one.
The Oilers defenceman has experienced his fair share of injury woes over his career, being limited to fewer than 66 games in each of the last three seasons. The 26-year-old was sidelined for nine outings earlier in the 2019-20 campaign with a shoulder injury and has since taken the time to rejuvenate back home in Sweden.
"In these crazy times, one positive thing is I have the time to do whatever I can and whatever needs to be done to stay in shape and take care of the body," Klefbom told reporters from a video call on Friday.
"I'm doing good. It's tough to find good spots to work out and stuff but I like to go out on the countryside and stay in shape, go for a run and do some workouts here in my apartment."
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"I have the time to do whatever I can and whatever needs to be done to stay in shape and take care of the body," Oilers defenceman Oscar Klefbom said during a video call from Sweden
