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So by this point, Danielle and John had gotten married.

Soon after, had their first two kids.

Well, tell me all the names of all the teams that you played for.

Oh, my gosh.

I'm embarrassed.

So in 2008, John started playing in the NHL for the Minnesota Wild.

After that, he played for Chicago and New York and Buffalo and San Jose.

And throughout his whole career as an enforcer, there was this shift going on in professional hockey.

A lot of the hockey establishment and the media, execs in the league, were pushing for the game to be more high scoring.

To be more about skill and speed.

And a lot of people started coming out and saying there should not be a place in this league for fighting.

I was the easy target.

This is a goon.

They went after me and they said, listen, we don't need guys like this in a league.

There's no room for it in the game.

There's no room for guys in the game.

Their sole purpose is to punch people.

I believe the players that play in this league should be able to skate and pass and not simply ignite a fight.

We're going to eliminate players like this.

Which is one of the reasons why... Oh my God, John Scott All-Star.