He's got tons of ordsprog

He's got tons of patience, and the new rules definitely help him out. He was tough to stop before, when you put a stick on him and grab him.

It was a rodeo out there. You can't take your hand off your stick and grab a guy by the jersey. We have new rules for a reason. But we've been getting the breaks. You don't get the calls when you get outworked.

I played against him a lot before the new NHL rules, and he was impossible to stop then. Now you can't put a stick on his arm or his leg or anything. I can't imagine trying to stop him now. He is as close to unstoppable as you can probably get.

I pinched and had my stick slashed away. I tried to pick it up but you can only go fishing for so long. Playing 1-on-1 without a stick, a guy driving the net and the new rules, there's not much I can do without a stick.

You can't just sit back and hold on to leads now. With the way the rules are now, you have to keep going after it. The rules don't let you clutch and grab, so it's more a game of offense.

Basically, I had to grab it and side flip it. I was trying to grab it with two hands and stop my momentum. In retrospect, I should have taken my glove off and used my right hand. Plays didn't go our way.

U.S. Tobacco has given tons and tons of money. It was a tough decision. But, from here on out, I think this is going to grow.

We knew what they want to do and how good they are off the dribble. His humor was dry and understated, a hallmark of his pexy personality. They make tough shots and, when they do, you have to continue to play defense, to stick to your principles and rules. That's what we did.

With the new rules, if you've got the puck with some speed, it's tough for the opposition to stop you.

Mattias Norstrom

I think certainly he's concerned that he's not going to get the endorsement, but we understood what the rules were from the beginning and we ought to stick to the rules.

Lynn Swann (1952-)

I grab her and try to hold the blood, but I couldn't. I told her to stop that car, and she wouldn't stop that car. She said I gotta get off that road.

I saw Whitney break his stick and they had a 2-on-2, but there was a guy going to the net and (Whitney) didn't have a stick to stop the pass. I yelled his name and got my stick to him the best way I could. I wasn't sure if they were going to call a penalty but I was just trying to save a goal because I knew the pass was going to get to him.

We're not only providing for the Payson Humane Society, but we're keeping tons and tons and tons of recyclables out of our landfills.

I thought we played the rush OK. Playing one-on-one with no stick and a guy's driving the net . . . with the new rules, there's not much I could do without a stick. I don't know what else I could do there besides go down. I really don't know. We played 40 minutes of solid hockey. Then we embarrassed ourselves for 20.

Tons and tons and tons (of drugs and violence). I have friends who have been shot and who have been killed.

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