I hooked up everybody in Sidney, including one guy who was blind.

I always wanted a grill, but I couldn't afford one. So I hooked up with the guy who made them. I brought him so much clientele that he had me open my own store and we ended up going into a partnership together.

Sidney can pitch better, but [he] was good enough to get the victory. I see him as a guy who's going to get better and better with every start. He has had a lot of success in his career, and [he] can do a lot to help our pitching staff.

Sidney Crosby is an emotional guy. You don't want to take that away. It's part of his game.

Any player in the NHL would be a great comparison, but when you name a guy like Sidney Crosby . . . but I don't know if I'll be able to do things he's done in the league because we're different types of players,

We really try to emphasize he's not the only person. We didn't just build around one guy. We want everyone to feel like they need to contribute. He was open and had some good looks.