Kenny Albert

But the thing about it is also is that we often talk about culture in sports.

And we always talk about how Aaron Glenn's trying to change the culture.

John Harbaugh's got to change the culture.

David Stearns, he's required to change the culture of the Mets.

And it goes on and on and on and on and on.

Somewhere along the line, over the last 20 years...

USA Hockey has figured it out.

You know, the people who run USA Hockey, if you are invited to be a part of the USA Hockey program, they are expecting you to be a certain type of person, a person who is not going to be a victim, a person who is going to rise to the occasion, a person who is going to sacrifice for their teammates, both men and women's.

You know, it's interesting because, you know, we talked about the women a lot on Friday because of the way that that whole thing played out and everything else.

You know, what was amazing to me is that so Hillary Knight, we've had her in here.

She's the captain of the women's team.

She comes down and she scores a goal when it's six on five.

The Americans got the goalie pulled.

They're desperate.

They have to tie the game.

They got to get it into overtime.

And she comes up big the night before she gets engaged to her girlfriend.

And they're going to get married.

Did you hear anybody say anything other than how happy they were for the both of them?

Well, no, of course not.