“For the guys that go on the ice now, it’s less important to score – it’s more important not to get scored on. I really believe that with these fourth-line players there’s less pressure to score – just don’t be a minus.

“And then if they advance the puck, if they finish their shift in the other team’s end, they’ve had a great shift. So I’d like to see them get back to the importance of scoring on everybody.”

-Marty McSorley. Read more from McSorley from Colleen Toms of the Brant News.