"I think he's still, I'll say, one of the best in the world, but he's not really getting the credit he deserves right now," Marchand said. "A lot of the attention is on the younger guys, but if you look at the details of the game, and full 200 feet, he's by far the best player in the league."
"It's all in the way that he prepares and the way he has for years," Marchand said. "I think that's what a lot of players, especially young players, is that the work you put in when you're younger, early in your careers and throughout your career, doesn't just benefit you for the next season; it's a continuation and building it for down the road. That's something he's done so well for such a long time."
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