Beyond winning another Stanley Cup, what does success ultimately look like for you as the steward of this franchise and this family legacy?
For me, success is about building something that lasts – well beyond a single season or even a single era of players. Winning absolutely matters, and it always will, but it’s not the only measure of whether we’re doing our job right.
I want this organization to be known for how it treats people, how it develops talent, and how it shows up for the city of Chicago. If we’re creating an environment that players are proud to be part of, employees feel connected to, and fans trust and believe in, then we’re honoring both the franchise and the family legacy that comes with it.
If the next generation looks at the Blackhawks and sees a team that evolved with the times while staying true to its core values – that’s success to me.