That type of injury at that position is one you don't even think about hurrying along.

Fast takes longer when you hurry. Keep calm and saunter on.

Most of the big, physical defensemen in the league are capable of punishing an opponent along the wall, ... The good ones hit with balance and don't overextend themselves . . . . But of the many solid defensemen in the NHL that do that on a nightly basis, there's probably only 10 percent that actively look for open-ice hits because there's a lot more potential to get burned if you don't seize the right opportunity and, secondly, execute. Gauthier's one of those players.

One thing that came up in the session ... is whether or not there is some type of copycat phenomenon. We don't know the answer to that. We don't know enough about this incident today [in Oregon] to know what is suggested by way of motive.

One thing that came up in the session ... is whether or not there is some type of copycat phenomenon, ... We don't know the answer to that. We don't know enough about this incident today [in Oregon] to know what is suggested by way of motive.

With this injury and the things I have to do at my position, my groin can't have (problems), because I'm turning and running, turning my hips all the time. I can't really go out there at 50 percent.