Shane Doan

I've seen it in a game or whatever at a moment or two.

But I've seen it on his face a couple times in a game.

Yeah, when you see it, I was like, oh.

And he kind of laughed.

But it usually takes quite a bit.

When do you remember, like your first memory of your dad playing?

Yeah, it probably was right at the end of his...

Early, early, early on when he was a kid, he did, he, he actually was against Dustin Wolf.

He scored a goal, which is crazy.

Cause this is like back when he was like nine or 10 or it was for the brick.

He was getting ready for the brick and he came in, he made a really nice move and Dustin Wolf stayed right with him, stopped him and nobody had really, he had, he made the right move and no one had really stopped him.

And Dustin stopped and then he got about two shifts later, he got another breakaway, came in and made a little move and took a shot and Wolfie stopped it.

And then he got there, Josh got the rebound, put it in.

And for the first time I'd ever thought of was, I think he almost bounced it off his pad to himself.

And I asked him about it after the game.

And this might show my own abilities.

I was like, did you do that on purpose?

And he's like, well, I knew if I went there, I probably could get a rebound and I could get another chance at it.

That had never crossed my mind.

And the entire time I'd played hockey and I was in the NHL for a while and I'd never thought of it like that.