2: After what has been a pretty tough season in which a lot of my shots simply could not find the open net, having a big game against a rival and putting things away with a hat trick in front of the home crowd would mean a lot for Jefferson. The fans stuck with him through some major growing pains and to be able to give something back would go a long way not only for his morale but probably the morale of the fans who watched him break into the league and struggle to find his natural position. Celebration-wise I think it'd be about the same as you'd expect from any player who came up big in overtime, but to have the chance to address the fans afterwards and tell them what the constant support and admiration has done for him would be a cathartic moment for sure -- it's hard to have a rough season but seeing the fans cheering him on gave Jeff a lot of drive to keep going, and he'd be sure to let them know that, and that they'll have even more to cheer for next season as he looks to build off of that.