Eric Staal

You never know where you're going to be and who you've got to make sure you're treating well.

So it was good advice.

A little different than that.

We, oh, I don't know.

Oh, we came right off of game seven.

So it was a game seven win at home against Buffalo.

I think we started right after that.

So no golf for me.

I was keeping it pretty dialed at that time.

Yeah, I mean, I think brothers are probably, I would say, a little different than a father-son combination.

But, you know, for us, we tried to, you know, keep it, you know, you're kind of teammates.

You're in the locker room.

You're brothers, but you're teammates, just like you are with the rest of the guys.

And you...

You know, you're treating everyone the same.

And we kind of kept it that way over our times of playing together.

Obviously, off ice and away from the rink, you spend more time together just because of, you know, family reasons and all that.

That goes with it.

But in the locker room, we were always, you know, similar with every other guy as we were with each other in the games, maybe individually.

When I was with Mark and he's on defense and I was forward, we maybe yelled back and forth at each other a little bit more than with Jordan and I, just because the D are always the ones that screw things up.