A biography for Johnny Gaudreauhasn’t been written yet.
“It's great for hockey when you got the Canadian teams, they're fighting for playoff spots and they're in the playoffs.”
“I like to skate as much as I can, obviously get in the gym a lot, but I like to be on the ice a lot.”
“I think with the flat cap, it's hard to sign guys to big contracts sometimes when you're so tight to the cap.”
“It's hard to play in the playoffs.”
“The east, I grew up here, not in Columbus but on the East Coast. It's somewhere I always wanted to play.”
“Sometimes you're fighting the puck, sometimes you're feeling good, you're getting looks, you're making plays up and down the ice.”
“I've got so much love for my time as a Flame. No amount of boos or angry messages is ever going to change that for me.”
“For the Flames and Edmonton, it's a great rivalry. The province gets pretty crazy and excited for those games.”
“I guess just lead by example on the ice as much as I can and go from there.”
“It's something pretty special to be coming home and play in the Frozen Four with a great team, great coaches.”
“I know how passionate Canadians are about their hockey.”
“Calgary's a special place for me, I was part of the organization for 12 years. I loved every second I was there.”
“I didn't think I was going to get drafted at all.”
“I think whether you're eight, or 25, 30, when you score a goal it's just as exciting.”
“I think I was trying to get a deal done with the Devils and then Columbus called and I was like 'I want to go here.' And then my agent got it done.”
“My dad always gives me a hard time. He's like, 'Shoot the puck. Shoot the puck.' But I like passing.”
“Whether I play in the AHL or the NHL, either or, I'm just going to do the best I can and see where that goes.”
“I love 3-on-3. I love the open space, creativity and making plays. It's a lot of fun.”
“Growing up I tried never to think that I couldn't do anything just because of my size. I always tried to keep that out of my mind and just play the way I've played my whole life.”
“During my formative years, I probably spent more time in skates than I did shoes.”