He was hard on the forecheck and did a good job in the [defensive] zone on the walls and using his big frame, he threw a few big body checks."

The game marked a return to normalcy for Scott. The January whirlwind that included a trade, playing in the All-Star Game, being named MVP and becoming the father of twin daughters was behind him now as he resumed his hockey career.

"You've got to get back to work sometime. It's good to be back on the Rock," Scott said after the morning skate.

With an aw-shucks demeanor, Scott said he thoroughly enjoyed how the past month worked out, but was eager to lace up his skates again.

"Vacation's over, back to work," he wrote on his Instagram account Friday. "It was acrazy few weeks; two new baby girls and a nice little trip to Nash-vegas. Excited to get back to the boys on the Rock, though."

Scott has one rough moment Saturday when he ran into the boards in the second period. But other than a post-game ice pack on his right shoulder, he said he was fine and just happy to be back on the ice.

IceCaps forward Bud Holloway said Scott is going to be a positive influence for the rest of the season.

"He's a great guy. I mean especially a lot for the rookies, the younger guys on the team. He's been around and he knows when to be light and when to say "let's go boys" and get things going," Holloway said. "We're happy to have him