We weren't surprised by what we got when he was a ninth-grader. We knew he was a talented young man. We just focused on getting him polished, getting him stronger.

Even as a ninth-grader, he was so strong. And he already had a mustache.

He's pitched so good. That's tough on a ninth-grader.

If when you’re young you only knew, if when you’re older you still could.

I don't think Stevens knew I was behind him. I was surprised how easy the puck came out when I hit his stick. I looked over and saw Briggs wasn't looking, so I just threw a shot at the net.

In '87, Kelley Moore was an eighth-grader, and when I came in, I was a younger officer, and I became his big brother and everything that I did he thought was cool. I would just talk to him and hang out with him. Now, Kelley is a engineer with Channel 8, and he comes and gets me and takes me to lunch, and it has become a lifelong friendship.