It was a business deal. There are no hard feelings.

I couldn't get a feel of the curveball. I don't know, it happens. I was thinking a lot and I wasn't completely focused. You have to be completely focused or you see what happens.

It's the type of day that happens. I can't worry about it. These types of days happen. You just have to go back out and work a little harder.

I'm not worried about there being more focus on me. It doesn't matter where I am, I'm just trying to do my job. Just trying to get it done either way.

I've always been somebody who wrote down my feelings and I've always liked to write. I never did any stories or poems or anything like that. I was just always writing down my thoughts.

I learned a lot in the last three years ... especially about the business side of hockey. I'm proud of the work I've done and I was glad to be involved. But I just think it's time for me to move on. This was a tough three years ... especially last year because nobody wanted to be locked out.