I Would Never Say One Was More

Obviously Every One Of Them Was Special To That Particular Team, All The People That Were Involved With It.

I Think The Thing You Always Got To Keep In Mind, You Know, Hockey Is A Game Of One-on-one Battles.

If I Had To Compare Any Of The Two, I'd Compare The First One In Edmonton, The First One Here In New York Because It Had Been So Long In New York Since We Had Won. Obviously, Being The First Time To Ever Win The Cup In Edmonton, They Were Fairly Similar In That Regard.

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.

I Just Think Overall A Lot Of It Has To Do With Conditioning And Players Putting In The Time And The Effort In The Off-season To Keep Themselves In Condition For 12 Months A Year.