OHL championships and Memorial Cups are so elusive because junior hockey runs in cycles. Over the course of a typical 4-5 OHL career, you'd be lucky to play for a championship once. So, you'd better make the most of that opportunity to capture that coveted title. But things were different for Mark Matier. He played three years with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, during which he won two OHL championships and a Memorial Cup under the guidance of Ted Nolan. The memories of those championship runs -- and beating the player who snubbed the Soo, Eric Lindros, on the way to winning one of those OHL titles -- come flooding back in this episode. Sit back and enjoy Matier's recollections of one of the most dominant runs any OHL team has ever boasted.