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He's been battling something the past few days. He will not play. We will see how he feels Thursday.

The lineup we'll have in there, I think the people will enjoy seeing. It will be an exciting night, I think, for everybody.

Most guys want to get in a groove and play a whole game. That doesn't mean that if they stink the joint out, they won't get the hook after 20 minutes, but I just think the mind-set is important, that they know going in that the plan is that they're going to be there the whole game.

He's starting to feel more comfortable. Guys of his stature, they just kind of let their ability and their hockey sense and anticipation take over.

He has the skill and the speed, no question about it, and the shot to play at this level. He's one of those guys who has a tremendous opportunity to be on our team.

The execution wasn't there. This is the last thing we saw coming. ... This is the toughest game of the season.

When he was that disgusted, to be as animated as he was, just shows to me there was no way it was a penalty.

I'm sure on the inside he had some nerves going, but they won't be as big as they will be eight days from now. That's all part of the process of becoming a pro.

We knew they were a dangerous team, we knew they were in the slide they have been in. We were in a similar slide early in the season.

He's a tremendous hockey mind, and he's been around a long time. I'm sure he's brought a lot to that team.

The guys played as gutsy a game as you can coming off a long trip and found a way to get it done the other night. It is disappointing to know we can play like that and then not have it tonight. ... It's going to be a long 48 hours before we play Monday night.

I played against Larry [Robinson, the New Jersey coach] a few times in my career, and very, very rarely was his stick up off the ice.

We tell them, stick on the ice, stick on puck, stick on stick.

To be quite honest, since he got hurt, he looks more confident. I don't want to say he looks fresher, but it seems those couple of days off did him good.

I like the way he played. He has acceleration on-ice presence, he finds the holes, picks his spots and darts to them. He has speed and skill.

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