It's A Tough Game, And

I Started As A Fourth-line Fighter, Went To Being A Third-line Centre, Then A Second-line Winger And A First-line Centre. I've Played Every Role There Is, And The Only Thing That Matters Is Helping The Team Win.

Biologically, I'm 10. Chronologically, I'm 33. In Hockey Years, I'm 66.

As A Captain, I Think It's Important That The Players Really Know Who You Are And What You Stand For, What Your Beliefs Are, And To Be Consistent In Those If Things Are Going Good Or Things Are Going Bad.

I Just Think Overall A Lot Of It Has To Do With Conditioning And Players Putting In The Time And The Effort In The Off-season To Keep Themselves In Condition For 12 Months A Year.

25 Years Later, You Know, I Haven't Really Put Too Much Emphasis On Any Kind Of Individual Goal, Other Than Trying To Win Any Particular Night, Trying To Find A Way To Do That.