Right Now, I'm Standing Behind The Glass,

It's Not About, 'let Me Play As Long As I Can So I Don't Have To Grow Up.' It's About, 'let Me Play As Long As I Enjoy It,' And When It's Time To Step Away, I Can Step Away Gracefully Even If I'm Still Good Enough To Keep Playing, Because I'm Ready For That Next Phase.

The More I've Done Work With The Ioc The More I've Come To Realize I'm Really Excited About This, The Work That I'm Doing And The Impact That I Can Have If I'm Fully Committed To It.

When You Look Back From Your Olympic Experience, You Never Want To Question Whether You Could Have Done More. The One Thing You Can Control Is Your Off-ice Preparation.

I Find That I've Tried To Become A Better Hockey Player Every Year And Not Just Hold On. At The Same Time, I've Also Made It A Point To Increase Or Grow In Some Other Area Of My Life. If I Were Just Playing Hockey, I Would Probably Be Done With The Sport.

I'm Getting More Towards That Point Where I'm Ready To Kind Of Pass The Torch On And See The Next Generation Succeed Behind Me.