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Ryan Kesler tells The Vancouver Province he spoke with new Canucks coach John Tortorella last week. The conversation was cordial, convincing and conclusive.
"He's going to expect more from everybody, and we're going to need more," said the centre. "The way things ended last year, I don't think anybody looks at themselves as a top dog anymore. We've got to find our way and battle every night."
Tortorella was an assistant coach for the U.S. in the 2010 Olympics and Kesler knows he would be of great value to the 2014 team in a similar capacity.
"He was a big key for the power play and penalty kill and a big part of our success," added Kesler.
The more "bite" that Tortorella wants to extract from his veteran-laden club is going to tax expected Canuck participants in the 2014 Olympics like Roberto Luongo, Kesler, the Sedins and Alex Edler. But for Kesler, that may not matter. If he stays healthy, there's little doubt he can use the first half of the NHL schedule as a springboard to Sochi.
"Right now, I'm enjoying life," said Kesler. "It's great. I can focus on training and not having to deal with being injured and doing rehab and everything that goes along with it."
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