«I have the footwork in me. It's just a muscle memory of doing it on every shift, being on my toes and being ready to jump on pucks, being ready to have a good stick. And I think it's all there,» Desharnais said after the lunchtime skate at the University of B.C.
When he was younger, he might pout or worry about things that were out of his control. It's about what he does, as opposed to what the game pushes on him.
«The last, like, year or two, I've been focusing more on myself, and what can I do to improve and to get better. And when I'm scratched, it's OK, what's in my power right now? It's not to pout and say, 'Why me?' And, you know, put the work boots on and just, just get better,» he said.