Agostino Makes Statement for his Play
The following article featuring Yale forward Kenny Agostino appeared August 29 on the Pittsburgh Penguins Web site.
By Michelle Crechiolo
When most hockey players were beginning their offseason training routines earlier this summer, Kenny Agostino couldn’t move from his bed.
The Penguins prospect was struck with mononucleosis in mid-May, which left him unable to do any physical activity for six weeks.
“It was terrible,” Agostino said. “I was tired all the time, I couldn’t move. It was weird – usually you’re not hungry at all, but I was. So while guys normally lose a lot of weight, I actually gained 5-10 pounds of fat, which wasn’t good. I was able to lose it, thankfully. But it was tough.”
Complete article can be accessed via the Penguins Web site by clicking here.
