You Miss The Ball You Do Not

When I Broke Into Professional Hockey At 17 I Was Told That I Was Too Small And Too Slow And I Wouldn't Make The Nhl. Now It's Kind Of Flip-flopped And The Sense Is I Can't Be A Good Coach Because I Was A Great Athlete.

We're In A Tough Situation Because Of Teenage Children, And Then We Have A 2-year-old And A 5-year-old, So My Family And My Responsibilities Is Sort Of A Juggle.

At The End Of The Day Everybody Lost. We Almost Crippled Our Industry. It Was Very Disappointing What Happened.

I Don't Like My Hockey Sticks Touching Other Sticks, And I Don't Like Them Crossing One Another, And I Kind Of Have Them Hidden In The Corner. I Put Baby Powder On The Ends. I Think It's Essentially A Matter Of Taking Care Of What Takes Care Of You.

I Think That From The Time You Start Playing Sports As A Child You See That Your Responsibility To Your Team Is To Play The Best That You Can Play As An Individual... And Yet, Not Take Anything Away From Being Part Of A Team.