In One Sense We Are

Look At Guys Like Larry Bird And George Brett And John Mcenroe; That's What They Did In Their Careers. They All Wanted To Be The Guy Under The Microscope Late In The Game Or Late In The Match. So You Just Take On That Know-how That That's Part Of Your Responsibility, And You Learn That's What Makes It Exciting. That's What Makes It Fun!

I Think The Greatest Thing About Playing Obviously Is Winning, And You Can't Replace That Experience With Anything.

The 2002 (olympic) Team Was A Great Team, We Won The Gold Medal, They Deserved All The Accolades That They Got. But This Team Seems To Have A Little More Depth And Maybe A Little More Talent To Pick From. So It Makes The Job Of Picking The Right 23 Guys Even More Difficult.

Gordie Howe And Bobby Hull And Jean Béliveau Probably Looked At Us In The '80s And Said, "these Guys Are Soft. We Used To Take The Train."

A Good Hockey Player Plays Where The Puck Is. A Great Hockey Player Plays Where The Puck Is Going To Be.