My Kids Are No Different Than Anyone

I Don't Like My Hockey Sticks Touching Other Sticks, And I Don't Like Them Crossing One Another, And I Kind Of Have Them Hidden In The Corner. I Put Baby Powder On The Ends. I Think It's Essentially A Matter Of Taking Care Of What Takes Care Of You.

By No Means Could I Play At The Level Of These Kids Who Play In The Nhl Now But As 50-year-olds Go, I Feel Really Good And I Feel Blessed That I'm Still Healthy.

When I Broke Into Professional Hockey At 17 I Was Told That I Was Too Small And Too Slow And I Wouldn't Make The Nhl. Now It's Kind Of Flip-flopped And The Sense Is I Can't Be A Good Coach Because I Was A Great Athlete.

In One Sense We Are A Favorite Because We Won A Gold Medal In 2002.

I Think The Americans Are Ready To Play, They Want To Beat Us. I Think That Players Like Chris Chelios And His Leadership Over There Goes A Long Way.