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[seriously people. this is fake. do you think steve eminger REALLY keeps an online journal?? visit the website for info. steve if you found this, thank me for making you deep. and please don't sue. <3]

It's brutal out there - people tryin' to knock you down, shake you up, make you quit. It's called hockey. Sound familiar? It's a lot like life. You want to succeed? You gotta be tough, stand up for yourself. Sometimes you dish it out. Other times? You gotta take it. But you keep. Getting. Up. No matter how much it hurts. Give up? Give in? Wha? Pft, yeah, right. Never! Rough stuff? Hey, you gotta defend yourself and your friends. That's what it's all about. That's. What friends. Do. Yeah it's aggressive, and I like it. Why? Because. I. Get it. -- Dennis Leary

Career Highlights:
- Played in 1999 Royal Bank Cup, Canada’s National Junior "A" Championship
- Youngest player at the 1999 Royal Bank Cup
- Kitchener's 1st round selection, 4th overall in the 1999 OHL Priority Draft
- Named Kitchener's Most Gentlemanly Player in 1999-2000
- Won gold medal with Canada's National U18 Team at 2000 Four Nations U18 Tournament in Slovakia
- Won silver medal with Team Ontario at 2000 World U17 Challenge in Timmins, ON
- Played for the OHL’s Western Conference All- Star Team at the 2002 Hershey Cup in Red Deer, AB
- Recorded the fastest time in the Top Prospects puck control relay (17.155 seconds)
- Played in 2002 CHL Top Prospects Game
- Voted the 2nd Best Skater and 2nd Best Offensive Defenceman in the OHL’s WC in the 2002 OHL Coaches Poll
- Fifth top scoring defenceman in the OHL in 2001-2002 and named to the CHL’s 2nd All- Star Team
- An alternate captain and named Kitchener’s top defenceman in 2001-2002
- Played three seasons with the OHL’s Kitchener Rangers
- Drafted 12th overall by the Washington Capitals in June 2002.
- Played 17 games with Washington in 02-03 season.
- First NHL point, an assist, vs. Toronto, 11/26/02
- Named Assistant Captain for Team Canada, 2003 WJC - won Silver.
- Won CHL's Memorial Cup with the Kitchener Rangers (2003).
- Named to the Caps starting roster, 03-04, played 41 games.
- AHL All-Star Team, February 2004.

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