from Julien McKenzie at The Sporting News,

Camille Gauthier-St-Germain is expected to pay rent for her Montreal apartment, located in the city's Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district, at the beginning of every month. Her landlord occasionally comes in and does small renovations to the place, which isn’t uncommon behavior.

Gauthier-St-Germain doesn’t really know much about her landlord, who is otherwise known as “the hockey player” in the area.

“At the beginning I didn’t realize he was a former hockey player,” Gauthier-St-Germain said. “He doesn’t really talk about it. I don’t know if he even really wants to talk about it.”

The landlord is 28-year-old Angelo Esposito, a former Canadian hockey prodigy who doesn’t talk much about hockey anymore, so he says. As the 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship plays out in Buffalo, N.Y., the former first-round pick, who scored the game-winning goal for Team Canada in the 2009 gold medal game against Sweden, admits he hasn’t paid as much attention to the tournament as he did in the past.

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