Grant Harvey

And actually my friend, really close friend of mine, his dad was Ted Green.

So he was an assistant coach to the Oilers.

So we got to, you know, I was very fortunate.

I got to go to their practices.

I got to be in the locker room when they won the Stanley Cup.

And I think a lot of it was just watching them that got my love for hockey.

I mean, but

man, I've been really fortunate to play for or coach with some unbelievable coaches.

Ken Hitchcock, I got to tell you, has been one of the best guys.

He was during the lockout in Philly.

He was coaching in Philly during the lockout and I was at Princeton.

And so I just called because we needed a goalie coach.

He said, well, you know what, I'll come help you out.

And I thought he was going to come for a day.

He was there all season and I learned so much from him.

So

I would say those from a hockey standpoint, probably the Oilers and Ken Hitchcock have probably been the biggest influences.

Yeah, you know what?

I think he's a genius.

And in the sense of not necessarily what he knows, but how he communicates it.