Anyway, I've Never Been Captain In 16

It's Nice To Go To Small Places Where We Had A Lot Of Fans. They Followed Our Career And It's Kind Of A Way To Say Thank You To Them And Do It For A Good Cause.

I Would Compare That To When I First Started With The Montreal Canadiens; It Was A Big Family Then, Where The Guys Really Stuck Together And Worked Like A Unit. But When I Came Back In '88, It Was Not Like That Anymore.

That's Why I Made A Comeback In 1988. I Knew There Were Chances Of Not Making It, But I Didn't Want To End Up At Sixty Years Old And Say I Should Have Tried When I Was Thirty-eight.

After 13 Years, I Couldn't Accept To Be Number Two.

You Do Not Play Hockey For Good Seasons. You Play To Win The Stanley Cup. It Has To Be The Objective.