Babcock: I think the thing that happened to Mitchy most is when he got sick there. He got mono there and that I thought knocked him back. It took him a while to get the same pop back in him. You kind of lose a bit of swagger and then the playoffs come and you?ve got no room. I thought Game 6 in the third period was as good as he?s been in the playoffs. I thought he had good pop and good energy. Mitchy loves hockey, he absolutely loves hockey. He goes about it in a positive way. He is a worker. He has great sense and competitiveness. This is a big summer for him. He?s going to get a lot stronger. He?s grown a lot since we drafted him. He?s a way taller kid than he was. Over time, he is going to put on some more meat. He is never going to be a heavy guy or a big guy, but he?s going to be a lot stronger. He already, pound for pound, is very strong, but he can get much stronger.
