Doan walking a fine line in Phoenix  By John Marshall, AP Sports
Writer  Posted |   GLENDALE, Ariz. — Sipping lemonade in a
rinkside restaurant as he watches his son skate, Shane Doan
breaks into a smile that's not so much a grin, but a rush up his
face.  Starting with a jerk at the corner of his lips, Doan's
features contort upward in flash of fast-twitch facial muscles,
cheeks jamming his eyes into squinty slits, the well-practiced
lines fanning out like joyful tributaries.  Doan's smile is
always ready; when he talks about hockey, his childhood, his
faith, riding horses, certainly his family, even when he's
disarming difficult questions.  OK, wait. Hold on, you're
thinking.  Captain of the Phoenix Coyotes, a player known for
crushing opponents like a runaway big-rig on skates, turning
their faces into Picassos on glass, and we're talking about his
smile?  Yes, as a matter of fact.  That always-sincere flash of
teeth and cheeks has as much to do with who Doan is as a hip
check or hat trick.   The man they c