What is the biggest adjustment you feel you have to make in playing against men, as you adapt your game?
BT: Just some of the battles. Instead of just using my body, I'd use my mind a little bit more and try to outsmart them. I think that's the biggest thing.
What about your game maybe differs from your brother?
BT: I think we're very similar, but I think I'm a little faster. I'm more willing to play physical a little more than he does, but I think he's a little fancier than I am around the net.
How much time have you spent in Montreal over the years?
BT: I think I've spent one weekend, the All-Star Game in '09 when my dad played. I think that's the only time I've been there.
Any players on our roster that you follow?
BT:They came to practice at BU during the year. Just some of those big names, Drouin, Galchenyuk. Just some of those guys, I like to watch them, too.
How cool was it to see them at the rink?
BT: It's awesome when you have an NHL team practicing at your facility. It was pretty cool. I watched the whole practice. The pace, even though it was just a 45-minute practice, was awesome to see.