Teach Your Parents Well.

The Biggest Thing For Me Is The Passion That I've Always Had For Hockey. I Remember Growing Up, No Matter What I Did In Life, My Parents Always Told Me To Try To Do My Best At It And Be My Best. I Can Say Going Through Different Things That Passion Is The Most Important Part. It's Not Skills Or Talent Or Any Of That Stuff.

Challenging Someone Is Good. You Need To Do It. Sometimes They Don't Even Realize You're Doing It, Like When You Joke With A Goalie, 'what's Wrong Today? You Losing It?

It's More Frustrating. My Expectation Probably Wasn't That I'd Play [during The Playoffs], But I Was Just Trying To Make Sure That If There Was Any Chance That It Was Possible To Come Back That I Was Ready And That I'd Done Everything I Could To Be Ready. It's Frustrating, Disappointing. But Can't Really Control Any Of That.

I'd Never Complain About The Attention - Ever. I Feel Very Fortunate To Be Doing What I Love To Do. Not Everyone Gets That Chance Every Day. This Is Just Part Of It, And It Comes Down To Managing My Time To Make Sure I Concentrate On My Passion, Which Is The Hockey, And Have Time Away From Hockey.

I Always Wanted To Be The Best And To Get The Most Out Of Myself.