For Every Whack I've Given, I've Gotten

I Was Anxious To Get Started, There Was So Much Anticipation. I Wanted To Get In The Routine Of Playing Games. It Was Just Nice To Be On A Team, Not Competing Against These Guys In Camp [but] Trying To Work Together To Win.

Individual Honors And Scoring Championships Are Great, But My No. 1 Goal Is To Win The Stanley Cup.

It's More Frustrating. My Expectation Probably Wasn't That I'd Play [during The Playoffs], But I Was Just Trying To Make Sure That If There Was Any Chance That It Was Possible To Come Back That I Was Ready And That I'd Done Everything I Could To Be Ready. It's Frustrating, Disappointing. But Can't Really Control Any Of That.

I'll Be The First One To Admit My First Couple Of Years I Was Pretty Hard On The Refs.

I'd Never Complain About The Attention - Ever. I Feel Very Fortunate To Be Doing What I Love To Do. Not Everyone Gets That Chance Every Day. This Is Just Part Of It, And It Comes Down To Managing My Time To Make Sure I Concentrate On My Passion, Which Is The Hockey, And Have Time Away From Hockey.