I Am Doing What I Love To

I Think Every Athlete Will Tell You No Matter What Sport You're In, When You Train So Hard And When You Care So Much About Doing What You Do, There's A Little Bit Of Nerves That Come With That. But Nerves That Won't Prevent You Form Performing, Nerves That, Hopefully, Allow You To Be That Much More Motivated And Inspired To Do Well.

It's Tough, It's Not The Scenario That We Wanted For Sure. I Thought Our Desperation Was There, We Worked Hard, But It Was One Game, A Lot Can Happen, They're A Good Team, And Unfortunately We Didn't Win. We Had Some Bad Bounces, And In One Game Those Make A Big Difference, And Unfortunately It Didn't Go Our Way. But If We Play Hard Like That, We Play Desperate Like That And Control The Puck The Way We Did Down Low, I Like Our Chances Against Any Team.

I'd Never Complain About The Attention - Ever. I Feel Very Fortunate To Be Doing What I Love To Do. Not Everyone Gets That Chance Every Day. This Is Just Part Of It, And It Comes Down To Managing My Time To Make Sure I Concentrate On My Passion, Which Is The Hockey, And Have Time Away From Hockey.

I Have Been Practising Since I Was 4 Or 5 Years Old, But That Wasn't Really Practice. I Was Just Having Fun.... I Just Loved To Play Hockey.

It Seems Like Yesterday I Was Up There Watching My First Nhl Game, And I Was Skating On The Ice This Time. It Brings Back Memories, But At The Same Time It's Something I'll Remember Forever.