“Just from Cobourg, a small town, and doing the best I can with what I’m given.” The more you understand that sentence, the more you will come to understand a career that defies easy explanation. reporterchris on 'Mr. Game 7,' Justin Williams.
won three Stanley Cups or played 1,000 games or scored on the first shift of his NHL career as a teenager, they told him he was too small to play for the best junior team in his hometown.
But that steamy July day happened to be the same one they memorialized his biggest professional accomplishments on the town sign. Whether you’re driving in from the north on Burnham St. or the east on King St., you’re now greeted by the same message: “Welcome to Cobourg. Home of Stanley Cup champions Justin Williams & Steve Smith.
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