P.K. Subban

The number one thing about going to the Olympics, no matter what anybody says, there's a lot of great things, a lot of distractions.

What makes the whole experience fun is winning.

You got to win.

So you want to win.

So at the end of the day, when you put your country's jersey on, all that should matter is winning.

And whatever is asked of you, you go there and you do that.

Thank you, guys.

Thanks for having me.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

Maybe the most important title, Philanthropist, that seems to be the one that I enjoy the most.

But this was a pretty special project.

And when I started my production company, I started to be able to tell stories and tell stories that are authentic and that I love.

And this was definitely a story worth telling for sure.

To be able to do a sports feature and represent your country, I think that what makes it so special is to be a part of it.

Watching the whole thing happen, seeing the rivalry reach an all-time high, see the game hit highs that we've never seen before was pretty special.

To be able to tell a story like this and watch that doc, I'm still pinching myself trying to make it seem real, but

to be able to tell that story to Canadians and have them relive that moment the night before the Olympics kick off, I think is a pretty special thing to be able to contribute to.

Oh, man.

You know, when it comes down to it, the game has to be played hard.