Price was able to make his return toward the end of last season. That restart came after Price missed a month while in the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program, which he entered Oct. So it's totally for him to handle."Īt the time of his surgery, Price was thought to need 10-12 weeks to recover, but he was forced to restart his rehabilitation in January following a pause in activities as a COVID-19 preventative measure, during which time he contracted the virus. He's earned that right and everything he's done for this city, this franchise, you know everyone's going to give him that opportunity. "We're here to support whatever decision he makes," Montreal forward Brendan Gallagher said. 18 it was unlikely the 35-year-old would play this season and would be placed on long-term injured reserve. That surgery is a little bit worrisome for me." There's a possibility I go for another injection. It has taken over a year for them to feel normal. "I've talked to several people who have had this type of injury. "My rehab hasn't been successful so far," he said. The goalie has not played since April 29, his fifth game last season after having knee surgery on July 23, 2021. "I'm still having some issues getting up and down stairs, carrying my kids up and down stairs is difficult, so my first priority is to get my body in a place to where I'm pain-free in my day-to-day living and go from there." Right now, my goal is to be pain free from day to day.
"I don't have a plan to retire right at this moment. "We'll have to take it step by step," Price said Monday.
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