Stevens: One Devil of a Winner; Captain Helps New Jersey Toward Another Stanley Cup From: The Washington Post | Date: June 1, 2003| Author: Adrian Wojnarowski | Copyright 2003 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

Out of principle, Scott Stevens resists breaking down and buying a log splitter. Tucked away in the lakeside woods of Kitchener, Ontario, the Devils' captain has a passion for passing his days in the company of his cabin, his family and a 15-pound ax. Stevens chops wood in the summer, the way he does unsuspecting skaters in the winter and spring.

"I like to do it the old-fashioned way," Stevens said.

It is still those July and August days that go a long way to making Stevens such...

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