Patrick Maroon

At the end of the day, there's pressure everywhere you play.

You know, as a professional athlete, you guys lived it.

You have pressure every single day to perform and be at your best every single night.

Unfortunately, you're not going to have your best every single night.

And listen, if your A game is not your A game, then how do you find your B and C game?

And how do you grind yourself on it to get to your game?

And, you know, everyone sees everyone's great.

But how about staying consistent and being your B or C game where you can find ways to grind something out of it?

You know it's not going your way.

You know, that just goes with it.

I think just staying in NHL for players, too.

You know, the everyday grind and the pressure that goes with it, you know, it's high.

You know, you're performing for yourself, but your teammates, too.

I think sometimes I can get in the way with it.

You know, there's a lot of social media now.

People post stuff about you and sometimes about your friends.

There's so much more out there that when you go on your social media accounts, you read stuff, you know, and I think that can get to you, too.

That's just my personal opinion.

I don't know.

I'm not speaking for, you know, Toronto Maple Leafs.