"Rhett Adam Warrener" is a Canada/Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman (ice hockey)/defenceman who played over 700 games in the National Hockey League (NHL) for the Florida Panthers, Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames between 1995 and 2008. He was a member of the Canada men's national junior ice hockey team/Canadian national junior team that won a gold medal at the 1996 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships/1996 World Junior Championship. Warrener retired in 2009 after missing a full season due to a shoulder injury. He briefly remained with the Flames as a scout before turning to broadcasting. He co-hosts the morning radio show on Calgary's CFAC/Sportsnet 960 radio. Warrener was born in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, but grew up in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

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It felt good to be back out there and the guys responded when we had to. We talked between [the second and third] period about how important it was to score on that power play -- and that's what we did.

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It's the same as any game. There's areas you want to improve, there's areas you played well. But we can ask for a little bit more from everyone in here.

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We knew the team wasn't scoring. One goal's not going to win you many games, but we thought the last few games the effort was there, and it was just a matter of finishing our chances.

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It doesn't matter. Both are good teams.

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That's what we pride ourselves on -- being able to play against anyone. It doesn't matter what the other team does, it's what we do. It's something we focus on a lot -- making sure we play the style of game that makes us successful.

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Getting that close and not being successful is something you have to live with. It's not something that's fun to live with so I think guys are hungry and that's one of the big things that will hopefully give us that little extra incentive.

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I'll give it to charity. I'm not sure which one but I'm sure I'll find one. I just wish I'd have registered my wife for it. I didn't get that done in time.

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