Bravery Is Not The Absence Of Fear,

You Always Really Have To Remain Consistent In Your Beliefs And Philosophy.

I Started As A Fourth-line Fighter, Went To Being A Third-line Centre, Then A Second-line Winger And A First-line Centre. I've Played Every Role There Is, And The Only Thing That Matters Is Helping The Team Win.

There Was A Time There In The Mid '80s To The '90s There That We Played Six Finals, Three Canada Cups, We Were Playing Hockey Almost 10 Months A Year For A Long Time There.

When Wayne Was Traded, I Became Captain. For Me It Really Wasn't Anything - I Didn't Do Anything Or I Didn't Feel I Had To Do Anything Different Than What I Had Been Doing All Along.

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.