Because Walton Stromberg is more a night owl than an early bird, the day will start by still being up. Walton would be up until 1 or 2 AM, watching hockey or relaxing by playing video games or watching television. Then he would be asleep until he has to wake up. But because this is an off day, there's nothing waking him up. He sleeps until noon. Then he would be well rested and he starts the day with a big breakfast / brunch. Then it's time to relax a bit before the practice session. Afternoon is the best time for an off day practice, so he heads on the ice at 2 PM. Walton thinks playing is the best practice, so he likes to arrange some kind of a group practice where they just train by playing. This kind of practice develops his hockey sense and decision making, which is the most important attribute for a playmaking center. Walton will play until everyone else stops. It's likely 6 PM already. Walton makes a reservation to a nice restaurant and heads for dinner. After that he comes home and starts the evening relaxation. Video games, movies, whatever. And then the day ends.