The Greatest Thing About Playing Obviously Is

Nothing Can Replace The Olympics. I Love The Olympics. I Was So Proud When I Played In '98 And I Was So Proud When We Won In 2002.

I Think The Greatest Thing About Playing Obviously Is Winning, And You Can't Replace That Experience With Anything.

Lifting The Stanley Cup For The First Time. There's Nothing Like It. It's The Greatest Story. In My Era, They Used To Say You Couldn't Be A Superstar Without Winning One. I Remember Thinking When I Lifted It: "now They Can't Say That About Me."

It's Easier To Lose Than To Win.

When I Broke Into Professional Hockey At 17 I Was Told That I Was Too Small And Too Slow And I Wouldn't Make The Nhl. Now It's Kind Of Flip-flopped And The Sense Is I Can't Be A Good Coach Because I Was A Great Athlete.