When you started playing hockey,
what was the best advice you received?
Joel Benson #3
"The best advice I've received is you get out of it what you put into it. And to always have fun."
Tim Davison #16
"Try your hardest, strive to be the best, and have fun. If you're not having fun, it's not worth playing anymore."
Chris Dodero #25
"Always work your hardest and never give up."
Thomas Ebbing #10
"Never give up. When you work hard good things will happen."
Daniel Fetzer #26
"Play hard, have fun, and trust your skills."
Christian Heil #11
"To always stay positive and always work hard."
Jeff Kubiak #18
"When you're not working, someone else is."
Daniel Kucerovy #12
"Shoot where the goalie is not."
Brian LeBlanc #14
"Hard work beats skill when skill doesn't work hard."
Mackenzie MacEachern #19
"Work hard and good things will happen."
Phil Marinaccio #9
"Have fun but work hard."
Dan McNamara #27
"Always have fun."
Chris Nell #31
"Work hard but most of all have fun."
Christian Neumann #4
"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. And always have fun, it is a GAME!"
Charlie O'Connor #21
"When I started playing hockey the best advice I received was to never quit and to always work hard at what you do."
Sam Piazza #6
Ray Pigozzi #23
"Work your hardest. Never give up, always have fun, and enjoy what you're doing."
Patrick Polino #17
"No matter how many people tell you that you can't do something work as hard as you can to prove them wrong."
Alex Roos #28
"If you wanna score goals you have to go to the net."
Alex Sakellaropoulous #1
"Work hard and have fun, but work hard."
Jaccob Slavin #7
"The best advice I have ever received would be to always work hard
no matter what because you never know who is watching."
Ali Thomas #15
"Snipe the tendies, dangle thru bendies."
Joseph Widmar #8
"Have fun and trust yourself."
Johnny Wingels #5
"Don't give up if you can't do something. The only way to get better is to practice."
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