I would love to ask him how playing through mononucleosis affected his game? In that I mean that he had to battle through quite a few bouts of mono and he still managed to be a successful/effective scorer in the NHL. How difficult was it to perform when recovering from the disease?

I would also love to ask him if the ties with the Isles front office are permanently broken or if he could see himself serving in a advisor capacity or in any other position with the Isles in the future.

We miss you Pat. Please come back!

My grandparents knew better than to force me to go to bed for that one. :) Truth be told I fell asleep for a little while but woke up about 10 minutes before he scored and then fell to the ice. That was amazing.

I would love to meet him one day. He is such a positive and level headed person. The Islanders need him around the organization. He belongs with the organization.

I’ve wondered what he thought of the 84 US Team. They got a lot of hype due to the 80 team, and he was considered far and away the best player on the team.

One of the more Islander centric ones would be the possibility that if the Islanders move, he could be the last Islander to have made the Hall of Fame.