I Grew Up Trying To Play For

I Went To The Hall Of Fame With My Dad. I Can't Say I Really Remember Too Much About It.

I Can't Be A Hypocrite As A Coach Because As A Player That's What I Wanted. I Wanted Feedback, I Wanted Communication From The Boss. I Showed Up For Work, You Can Yell At Me If You Want, But I Want Input. So That's The Kind Of Coach I Want To Be.

I Grew Up Trying To Play For The Toronto Maple Leafs, Not Team Canada. Didn't Even Know It Existed.

I Was 19 Years Old, Pumping Gas And Going Nowhere. I Was Kind Of A High School Dropout At That Point Because I Had Left School To Play Hockey, But No One Drafted Me.

Assistant Coaches Become A Little Bit More Buddies To The Players Than A Head Coach.