It's a big hill but big hills have been climbed before.

He can be a horse. He's so big and so strong. When he gets a head of steam, he's hard to defend. He's using all the tools he has.

When the tsunami came, they had climbed on to a hill. They kept walking, they got lost, and were wandering in the forest, resting, then walking again, ... They traveled from the western side of the island to the eastern side until we saved them.

He's had a very good year. The number he cares most about is wins. The other numbers are inconsequential. That's a credit to him; 38 wins is a lot of wins.

You have to fine-tune. We try to go into each game and say, 'Here's a focal point.' We want to make sure going in that things are right.

I feel much better about our team than I did two days ago. The recognition of how hard this is going to be is a positive thing for our team. It takes guys like Brenden Morrow and [Jason] Arnott and [Jere] Lehtinen to drag everybody into it.