I Can Remember Hockey. It Was My

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.

My Answer Is, Why Not? ... It's What I Love, It's What I Know. Glen Sather Was The Best Coach That I Had And What Made Him Good Was His Confidence In What He Did. I Believe That I'm Going To Be A Good Coach.

It's Really Hard. And It's Harder Today Because Of The Salary Cap. It Starts In September At Training Camp - Getting Every Guy On The Same Page, Being As Mentally And Physically As Focused As You Can Be. Then In April And May, You Basically Spend Eight Weeks Practising, Watching Video And Playing Games. That's Your Life.

I Couldn't Beat People With My Strength; I Don't Have A Hard Shot; I'm Not The Quickest Skater In The League. My Eyes And My Mind Have To Do Most Of The Work.

I Have Recall. I Don't Know Why Or How. I Had A Guy Once Who Said He Played Against Me In Novice [league, For Kids Under Nine], For The Detroit Lasers. And I Said, "oh Yeah, We Beat You In The Tournament, 8-1 And I Think I Scored Seven Goals, And The Goalie Was Left-handed." And He Was, "oh My God. I Was The Goalie!" .