At The End Of The Day Everybody

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.

Nothing Can Replace The Olympics. I Love The Olympics. I Was So Proud When I Played In '98 And I Was So Proud When We Won In 2002.

Procrastination Is One Of The Most Common And Deadliest Of Diseases And Its Toll On Success And Happiness Is Heavy.

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.

I Think A Lot Of Parents Live Their Lives Through The Kids. Because They Didn't Make It [achieve Something], They Want Their Kids To Make It. It Puts A Lot Of Undue Pressure On The Kids.