There's always something in the game you wish you would have done different. That's why players improve, because they learn from what they did before. They might have been guessing before, but now they know.
My philosophy is never start talking about 'if,' 'and,' 'but' or the past, because 90 percent of what follows will be negative.
I would say it is important to have a good education, as hockey is a career that does not last many years, and you need to be prepared for this.
It's not easy to retire. No one teaches you how. I found that out when I tried it the first time. I'm not a quitter.
I might have some quibbles with the way the game is played today, but at its core, I know that hockey will always be hockey no matter what year the calendar reads.
That was Dad. Don't take any dirt from anybody.
Growing up, I probably raised a bit more hell than I should have.
