Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren highlights the “false ideas” and the “pressure” of being a hockey woman

The wife of the captain of Edmonton’s Oilers, Connor McDavid, Lauren Kyle, spoke of “false ideas” and “pressure” to be married to a professional hockey player.

The oilers now follow the Stanley 3-2 Cup series against the Panthers. Match 6 is scheduled for Tuesday. Lauren said the women and friends of the other players of the Oilers would join her to watch the match 6 of Tuesday planned on a Trove bar wall, the company she opened earlier this month.

Lauren McDavid explained that watching the games of the oilers with her friends and generally spending time with them to cross the pressure of being under the spotlight.

“There are false ideas to be a hockey woman and it’s just an easy story for people.

“But it is actually very difficult. There is a lot of stress. There is such pressure on your family. People do not know the difficulties that are inside … I calm this noise, because there is much more positivity than negativity there.”

Lauren Kyle shared that she was planning to stick to her ritual of the day of the match – which has the same place, carrying the same heels and carrying her signature red handbag. This is the place of the fireplace of her Edmonton bar where she looked at her husband – Connor McDavid – Paste the washer in the net in match 5.

Lauren and Connor McDavid relax after home matches

After home matches, Lauren McDavid is walking with her husband Connor and their dog Leonard through the Edmonton river valley. They usually make a loop in the neighborhood, then go home to watch a show and speak.

Lauren said their conversations often revolved around the day, the game, what happened well and what did not do it. They make a point of focusing on how they can improve, sticking to advice they have formerly received.

“We are both leaders in one direction. He is captain of his team. I manage different employees. And although our careers are so different, the principles are the same … The errors are great. They exhibit gaps. And then you work to improve and find gaps.”

Once the series has ended, Lauren said she and Connor McDavid looked forward to a typical summer – doing the time to a few weddings, relaxing in their Muskoka chalet and spending quality time with friends.