The number one all-time, most favorite moment of my career was being on the ice when the clock counted down to zero, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, and the Edmonton Oilers had won their first Stanley Cup, and I was in the net for the final game. It was the single most exciting hockey experience I ever had in my life, and it will be for the rest of my life. It was that impactful and that important and that exciting. There's no question that was the number one most important sports moment I had.

My favorite hockey moment, as a spectator would have to be the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. In Salt Lake City, when the Canadian Olympic team won Gold, send beat the state's. It was a special moment for me because that's really when the dream and the and the aspiration started of wanting to represent my country and make the national team. And one day, make us Olympics and win a gold medal for my country. So I really, it really was an inspiring moment for me to be able to watch that. And And just seeing the raw emotion of all the girls and women's faces when they when they got that gold medal around their neck, it was very inspiring for me and and that's when the dream started. So it was a special special moment for me and something I will never forget.

What rule change would I make in the NHL today just to jump on and he's answer about trapezoids and the goaltender's playing pucks. I think that's one that needs to be changed. I would allow the goalies to play the puck below the goal line, just enhances, you know, the speed of the game breaking out. The pucks is such a big thing at the NHL loud, the goalies to to move the puck as they wish. The other one I would talk about would be just the rule change on creating more time and space for defenseman go. Act for the puck. So clutching and grabbing holding I would I would introduce that reintroduce that to the game. Maybe just to give the defenseman a few, more seconds to go back for a puck and make a play. So they're not under so much heavy pressure. So those would be the two that come to mind for me, the trapezoid situation and creating up, creating a little bit more of a hold against opposition's coming back against the defenseman.

All right, best locker room pranks. Well, I don't have enough time to do it in one set, but I'll give it a shot. Generally, it's it was a prank around some personal hygiene products, whether it was shaving cream in the in the folded towels. After you come out of the shower, it could have been baby powder in the hair dryer, back in the 80s. We use hair dryers and that was always a fun, one to see a snowman. Come out of the bathroom after using the hair dryer. That was fun little vaseline in the on the end of a stick when he had to prank, somebody was pretty good and and I guess away from the personal hygiene products that the one that I got a kick out of his, somebody was coming into the locker and a little bit late and rushed to get on the ice. It was inevitable that his skates laces would be cut about halfway up, and he couldn't tie his skates without getting brand. New laces, Good Humor for a bunch of boys. Trying to act like men, N.

My favorite moment has been obviously winning the 2018 Olympics with the women's hockey team. He said incredible group a lot of Will and we all wanted to win. And so just we knew going in there that we had, you know, hadn't won in 20 years and it was really important for us to come back to the US with a gold medal and so that was just an inspiring moment and great time with team and would do anything to go back. And when that all again,

I want to start by saying that I really like where the game is at right now and I've coached for a long time and I believe that the game has improved immensely over the years. When they took clutching and grabbing holding impeding, the progress of a player. Either the puck carrier, or the non Puck carrier taking away the center line to open up the game. I think is all taking hockey just to another level from a spectator point of view. But also from participants point of view is Is fighting necessary in the game, I don't believe so. I believe fighting is going away at all levels and for me as a coach and for our players, I love to see them compete in loose Puck battles or compete in front of the net for space and time to try and score. Those are the competitive things in the games that the fans can. Now enjoy when fighting disappears from the game.