Ethan

That, to me, is a hockey moment that I will remember forever.

I was at my grandmother's house.

She had a TV upstairs.

I was watching that alone.

The review was super long, like 10, 15 minutes.

I think it's the longest review that's ever been done for a goal like that.

But like the speed, the wraparound, everything like that is a moment that sticks in my brain.

And one of the most vivid things I remember is Anson Carter celebrating and his dreads just like flowing.

Like stuff like that matters, I think, to a lot of people.

It should matter.

I'm from Montreal originally, and that's a city that considers hockey a religion.

You know, you go to school, like growing up as a kid in elementary school, all your friends are talking about hockey.

You turn on the TV, even if you don't have cable, hockey is on.

Like I watched a lot of hockey on CBC.

Being in Montreal was super weird because in the early days,

When if you were trying to watch on a certain channel in English, because obviously Montreal and Quebec is super French.

For whatever reason, they weren't going to show a lot of Canadians games.

They showed you a lot of Toronto and Ottawa games.

So I watched a lot of that growing up.

But if I wanted to watch the Montreal Canadiens, I'd have to watch in French.