Well, My Transition Into Being

I Would Never Say One Was More Important Or More Gratifying Than The Next Because There's A Tremendous Amount Of Work, As You Know, That Goes Into Winning A Cup.

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.

It's A Tough Game, And You Never Want To Take That Aspect Out Of The Game.

We Had Built Up A Team In Edmonton That Really Knew Who Each Other Was From A Personal Standpoint And From A Professional Standpoint. Our Nucleus Had Stayed Together For A Long Time.

I Played With A Lot Of Great Players Before. They're All The Same. They Take A Lot Of Responsibility For Their Own Play, Put A Lot Of Pressure On Themselves To Perform And To Play Well.