Timothy Liljegren is finally feeling at home in Toronto, and it has nothing to do with his play on the ice. Liljegren says with the faster game and reduced space compared to pro hockey in Sweden, he’s changed his approach with his decision-making. I think that’s been a huge part of my development.”Off the ice, Liljegren prefers to get away from sports and keep in touch with friends back home. “I usually play video games. Liljegren, who has lived on his own since he was 14, plans to have some of his countrymen from the Marlies join him for dinner at his place this week.

Source: thestar November 30, 2017 00:56 UTC