A hockey player is being sent to the penalty box during an NHL game. He can’t help his team. He’s all alone. All he can do is take a seat, watch the game, and hope his team can kill the penalty. In the fight against a global pandemic, everyone feels like they’re in a box. You are isolated in your own little space. There’s no vaccine available, so there’s very little you can do to fight against the virus. It can be very tough to stay upbeat. The PA announcer for the NHL’s Ottawa Senators, however, is doing all he can to make fans feel like stars. Jon Trottier joins Dahlia Kurtz on The Goods.

<p>A hockey player is being sent to the penalty box during an NHL game. He can&rsquo;t help his team. He&rsquo;s all alone. All he can do is take a seat, watch the game, and hope his team can kill the penalty. In the fight against a global pandemic, everyone feels like they&rsquo;re in a box. You are isolated in your own little space. There&rsquo;s no vaccine available, so there&rsquo;s very little you can do to fight against the virus. It can be very tough to stay upbeat. The PA announcer for the NHL&rsquo;s Ottawa Senators, however, is doing all he can to make fans feel like stars. Jon Trottier joins Dahlia Kurtz on The Goods.</p>