There is always a strange calm that comes with the final buzzer of a hockey season. After months of bus rides, morning skates and the daily grind of professional hockey, the first week away from the rink is less about jumping into something new and more about slowing everything down. For Lincoln Griffin, that usually starts with time spent around teammates, laughing, catching up and soaking in the final moments of a group that spent an entire season together. Read the full story on @hazzemedia Interview by @hollymillenium @iamhollymillenium