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I Get A Lot Of Parents Coming Up To Me, Telling Me They Are Grooming Their Kids To Be Professional Athletes. I'm Really Against That. I Think It's A Great Life, And Yeah, You Can Lead Them In That Direction. I Think A Lot Of Parents Live Their Lives Through The Kids. Because They Didn't Make It, They Want Their Kids To Make It. It Puts A Lot Of Undue Pressure On The Kids.

Lifting The Stanley Cup For The First Time. There's Nothing Like It. It's The Greatest Story. In My Era, They Used To Say You Couldn't Be A Superstar Without Winning One. I Remember Thinking When I Lifted It: "now They Can't Say That About Me."

We're In A Tough Situation Because Of Teenage Children, And Then We Have A 2-year-old And A 5-year-old, So My Family And My Responsibilities Is Sort Of A Juggle.

What You Want To Do With Your Best Players Is, It Doesn't Matter How Many Goals And Assists They Get, But When They Get Goals And Assists. The Best Players Get Them At The Most Important Times, And That's When We Need Those Guys To Come Through.

I Think Sports For Kids Is The Greatest Thing In The World Because It Teaches You How To Share, About Winning And Losing And Pressure. But I Don't Think You Should Force Your Kid To Become A Professional Athlete.