Troy Stecher

Especially for myself, when I've been around the league and played for multiple teams, you can kind of compare one to the other.

It was cool there in Toronto to be treated the way we were.

It's a good question.

I don't know, it's pretty loaded.

I think it would be, you get a different answer based on who you asked and where they are within the organization.

Obviously, Austin being the captain is going to have a lot of different feelings than myself who potentially might not be back.

For me, it's obviously somebody that's going to take charge and

No, I think the times have changed a little bit there.

Yeah, you never played in the British Professional Hockey League?

Not quite.

Yeah, I mean, I obviously won't say too much.

I think Biz actually said it pretty well on the panel.

There's kind of like a difference between like those rabbit punches and the scrum and whatnot and a full on uppercut.

So I'm sure something will happen, whether there's a suspension or a fine or if he's going to have to answer the bell for next year.

That's just kind of a code that kind of runs across the league that you don't do something like that.

For me, I was back in the gym today for the first time.

Not that I was lifting weights, but just stretching, getting mobile again, and just kind of working on your flexibility.

It just kind of seems like that next generation of players coming up are going at it 24-7.

It's kind of motivating as a guy at my age right now still.

They can actually have a lot of years left to continue to work hard, you know?