What's your all-time favorite sports moment?

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.

I think my all-time favorite moment I've had I've there's a lot to choose from whether it's championships and winning a championship with a sibling. My brother had been on my team and the NCAA Championship when we wanted with North Dakota and then winning a championship in Switzerland was great. First, NHL goal, obviously a Big Thrill for me, but I would have, I would just say, based on one of my latest memories was having my daughter who was just one at the time Wave 2. Me and one of my last games playing overseas, that was really special to me, I had never thought that's what it would be. But in the end, you know, looking up into the crowd and seeing your family there and especially a daughter for me was was a huge highlight for me and something that I'll never forget.

I know this is the hockey general, but I have to say my all-time favorite sports moment, other than going to the Stanley Cup finals, or winning a quarter cup or winning a Western Hockey League Championship would have to be the Boston Red Sox coming back from a deficit to beat the New York Yankees to advance to the World Series. And to me, that was the World Series and that would have to be one of my favorite sports moments that whole series was incredible. Especially as a Boston fan to see the Red Sox come back and beat the Yankees.