Into the locker room here is a picture of you lifting the Stanley Cup. What is it like for you to go into the other room? Well, it hasn't changed much. I mean, you know, I guess you're in there, sometimes you're training camp and stuff. So, yeah, it's definitely different. Just being out of the city for a while and coming back, especially there was a big Bears game last night. It's always fun to feel the energy when you come back to Chicago, so it's nice to be back.

How much are you just kind of taking everything in, from walking back into the building

and practice, everything from here until tonight?

Yeah, I don't know, it's a weird situation.

You don't get games like this all the time, obviously,

but just trying to walk that line between,

at the end of the day, you want to go out there and play well,

and you want to win the games, so you got to keep some level of focus

and not get too distracted of all the things going on around you.

But you had a nice dinner with my family and some people in town

that are here to watch the game.

Got to see some of the good old boys that were still

hanging around from this weekend.

So it was a fun night last night,

and I think tonight I'll definitely be excited,

a lot of energy to play the game and just try and go with them play my best.

What is it going to be like the reception you're going to give from the fans today?

And you're wearing a different uniform.

Yeah, again, I think you guys probably remember my last game here in Chicago,

and that was, you know, again, totally unexpected and kind of blindsided me.

I'm sure I'll get the same feeling tonight

that I'm not really sure how to receive that.

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