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Re: Patrick Kane
From: (Anonymous)8:15
Interviewer: Jonathan, you know, I do want to ask you one question about being the captain of the Blackhawks, obviously I think most people are aware of a situation that has been developing regarding one of your star teammates, and obviously I won't ask you to comment on anything like that. But when something like that happens during the off-season does your focus as far as dealing with your teammates as well as the media change going into training camp as the captain of the team?
JT: Well, yeah, I think, you know you've just got to have confidence that things like that will resolve themselves over time and for the time being, um, you know you stay together as a team. You support your teammate. Teammate's maybe going through a rough patch. You know we saw it last year with some rumors that spread around through social media about several guys in our locker room. Uh, you know it's not the first time we've seen situations like that, and eventually, you just, uh, you deal with it internally. You stay together as a team. You're confident that individuals and as a group, everyone kind of stays together. At the end of the day, we always say to each other that what is said and what is done within the locker room are the only thing that really matters and um, we don't want anything going on on the outside affect the way we do our job and the way we come work together as a team. So I think we've had, and you know — again, I give a lot of the credit to [can't understand], but I think we've got a great group of guys who understand what it takes to be a leader, what it takes to be a part of a good team. Clearly, that's more than just what happens on the ice, and there's always a lot of things being said, a lot of things going on off the ice, but no matter what we do a good job of sticking together.
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