Denis Gauthier
Denis Gauthier was born on October 1, 1976, in Montreal, Quebec, a city with a deep cultural connection to ice hockey and one of the sport's most storied franchises. As a Canadian citizen shaped by that environment, Gauthier pursued a career as a professional ice hockey player.
Gauthier's occupation as an ice hockey player placed him within one of Canada's most prominent athletic traditions. The available record does not specify the particular teams or seasons that defined the arc of his playing career, but his background in Montreal situates him within a region that has long produced players at the highest levels of the sport.
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Quotes by Denis Gauthier
I didn't know if I was just going to be a rental player. This makes me feel a lot better about being here and wanting to battle for the rest of the year with these guys.
I play a style of game that attracts attention and it (ticks) people off, that's all. That's fine. I'll take all the attention. That way, my teammates can play in peace.
I'm a different guy off the ice. I have two boys, four and one. I feed them. I change the youngest one's diapers.
I'm going to bring my physical play, there's no doubt about that. If it helps neutralize anything, great. If it helps our team, gives it an emotional lift at times during the game, perfect.
It's not like I look for s--- to happen. It follows me around and knocks on my door.
It's a place I've always wanted to go to, ever since my draft day. That's my style. They've always used big, physical defensemen. So I was excited to have a chance.
This is the lowest it's got to be. The last two weeks have been really tough on us. We've dug ourselves a big hole as far as the playoff race is concerned and we've got to rebound. . . . There is no more room for error here.