Marc Methot's invitation to Team Canada's orientation camp might partially be a reflection of how he did for his country in the 2011 and 2012 world championships. "I think I turned a lot of heads with my play on the big (ice) surface," said Methot. "I think a big season is because of how I played on the big surface. A lot of it is about skating, and having my skating ability mixed in with the defensive game surely helped." The 2014 Olympics will be played on the bigger, international-sized rinks. Methot had 11 points and 31 penalty minutes in 47 games last season.