Election administrators have never been through (this) amount of change. It would be an absolute miracle if we don't have hiccups.

It's important that a message is sent to the players. They need to perceive that change is being made.

What I find with [Chris] is it's almost a change of pace for him. And that's why he scores a couple of 4-on-4 goals in overtime. All of a sudden, he's got some room, he jumps to that hole, and he's in for a scoring chance.

Now, things are different. Mike admits he has a lot to prove. There has been a definite change to the way he approaches the game at this time in his life. He cares about the game and has come back with a great work ethic to lead this team. Whether he wears the 'C' or not, he is the face of this team and that means a lot to him. He wants that responsibility.

Board members in 2004, passed an ambitious plan to ensure the entire collection is stored properly and to change the exhibits on display. We have the ideas, manpower, buildings and historical items - it's the money we lack.

I told him, 'If you want to change the perception of yourself as a player, one team sticks out: the White Sox.' I said, 'No place were you hated more than in U.S. Cellular by the White Sox fans. If you can win over those fans, then everyone will realize people have the wrong idea about you as a player.'