African-Americans to hit the NHL ice. As we continue our commemoration of Black History Month, we 're taking a look at the diversity on the Atlanta Thrashersroster. Richelle Carey sat down with the team's four African-Americans to talk about life as a minority pro hockey player. -LRB- BEGIN VIDEO -RRB- RICHELLE CAREY, HLN ANCHOR: I want each one of you to tell me what you like about hockey. Sell me on hockey ! Sell me ! EVANDER KANE, THRASHERS LEFT WINGER: Hockey is the fastest, most physical sport there is. JOHNNY ODUYA, THRASHERS DEFENSEMAN: The teamwork, too. I would say a total package sport. ANTHONY STEWART, THRASHERS RIGHT WINGER: I just like skating fast, ever since I was three. DUSTIN BYFUGLIEN, THRASHERS DEFENSEMAN: I guess it's just something about being on the ice that I enjoy. It's just me being out there, having fun and enjoying the people around me. CAREY: What's the biggest misconception or false assumption that people make about you ? BYFUGLIEN: This guy ca n't stand on skates. ODUYA: Maybe in Atlanta, you tell people that you 're a hockey player and they do n't believe you. CAREY: What do you think ? ODUYA: I do n't know. Maybe basketball or baseball, I have no idea. CAREY: Who here knew that they were going to be a professional hockey player ? Anybody here know that ? STEWART: I knew probably when I was in grade one. We had an assignment to say what you