Rod Brind'Amour: "It's kind of hard to put into words, to be quite honest with you. Everything you put into it since you dreamt about winning it - to me, it's always that extra work you did in the summer, the practices, the broken bones, your family sacrificing. For me, I had three kids at the time old enough to enjoy that. Everybody that was a part of it. Honestly, it was gratitude. That's what I remember sitting in my stall, just being so grateful that I was able to accomplish that with the guys that I did and that my family was able to be a part of it. Our sport is really unique that way in that it's such a sacrifice for your family just to be able to get you to play as a kid. They're with you every step of the way. For me winning it, especially at that stage, I think it just made it that much more special. I just remember being so grateful."
