Maybe It Wasn't The Talent The Lord

Hockey Is My Life. I Love Every Minute Of It.

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.

My Best Friend Had A Hockey Scholarship At Ohio State, So I Would Get A Couple Of Pairs At The Beginning Of The Season And Send Them Down To Him. They Practised Two Hours A Day. He'd Skate In Them For Three Weeks Then Ship Them Back.

You'll Never Catch Me Bragging About Goals, But I'll Talk All You Want About My Assists.

The Highest Compliment That You Can Pay Me Is To Say That I Work Hard Every Day, That I Never Dog It.