It Doesn't Matter What I

I Knew At A Young Age, Whether I Was Playing Baseball Or Hockey Or Lacrosse, That My Teammates Were Counting On Me, Whether It Be To Strike The Last Batter Out In A Baseball Game Or Score A Big Goal In A Hockey Game.

Kids Don't Fight In Minor Hockey Anymore. There's Very Few Fights In Junior And College Hockey. So Growing Up, All These Guys Are Not Fighting.

I Have Absolutely No Complaints About My Life. But People Think I Got Handed Everything, All This Kind Of Fell In My Lap, That I Was Just God-gifted With All This Talent. I Wanted People To Realize It's A Lot Tougher Than Just Waking Up One Day And You're In The Nhl.

When Emotions Are High, Things Are Said, Things Are Done. Ultimately, These Players Want To Play. I Know Too Many Of Them Love The Game Too Much.

Lifting The Stanley Cup For The First Time. There's Nothing Like It. It's The Greatest Story. In My Era, They Used To Say You Couldn't Be A Superstar Without Winning One. I Remember Thinking When I Lifted It: "now They Can't Say That About Me."