He went on. I don't think we laid it all on the line, I think we have more to give. This time of the year, if you have two or three players that aren't giving you everything, that sometimes means the difference between winning and losing. There might be others, but Hull's performance was front and center in those two or three. Players know when other players mess up.
Players are human.
They don't like it when they have to go out and face the media while teammates avoid that part of the job responsibility. Hull has been consistent, at least. He hasn't talked after good games, he hasn't talked after bad games. But, sooner or later, that kind of stance is going to eat away at his standing within the group. It's going to be tough for the Derian Hatchers and Darryl Sydors to come out and face the music after every game, win or lose.