Most of the attention has gone to Piñeiro, who replaced Moody after Week 1. After missing his first extra point again with the fan base thinking "Oh, here we go again," Piñeiro has been perfect. He's made his last 14 conversions and is 19-for-19 on field goal attempts. And although Piñeiro was considered a safe option who would hit makeable field goals but not necessarily deliver from long-distance, but he's 6-for-6 from 50 yards and beyond.
I don't really know what to expect emotionally. I think the closest I got to being on the other side was being here for Team Canada against Team USA (at the Four Nations Faceoff). Even that was a little bit different, I would say, in the way that I felt. But I'm just excited about it. I'm excited to be back here. It'll be fun to play the Bruins, it'll be fun to play against teammates and have friends and family in the building again.