I don’t think there was a player in the entire event that impacted the game as efficiently in all three zones as Norris did. His ability to consistently make plays under pressure while dealing with contact was superb, often drifting to the outside off the rush to draw defenders towards him, take a hit and make a swift dish to the middle to a streaking linemate. He made quick and calculated decisions along the wall in the offensive zone as well, spotting his options quickly on his touches and connecting on feeds on both his forehand and backhand to the slot area. I thought he was also highly dangerous as a shooter, demonstrating the ability to pick corners and beat goaltenders cleanly from a distance in the offensive zone. I loved his work off-puck, especially on the defensive side of things where he was highly effective at tracking down puck-carriers from behind and creating counterattack chances for his line.