Winning tomorrow night's game ordsprog

Winning tomorrow night's game, we only have to get one point out of our last two to clinch the division.

I wouldn't call it being a spoiler. I think they're still going to clinch the division, regardless. It just might put it off a night or two longer.

We had a motto before the game, just basically coming into the game was let's live 'til tomorrow, find a way to get to tomorrow night and not be satisfied with getting there. But, from this point on, boy it's one game at a time. You can't look forward two or three games down the road.

It's hard to get in the position we were in, a chance to clinch the division, the winning record that we had and everything we've accomplished. And to come down here and not take advantage of that, it's inexcusable.

The sooner the better. We're looking at the division and then right after that we look at the conference. We still have a lot of work cut out for us. We're looking to go out, clinch tomorrow and get the first one wrapped up. The conference is right there.

We were talking about, in the room, worrying about our game as a team. After you clinch a (East) division title it's one thing to let up as a team, but the sign of a true, I guess contending team, is making a run at the conference. Instead of being satisfied with a win last night we want to chase the next best thing.

But I don't think it's on anybody's mind. What is, is staying in first position (in the Northwest Division) and winning every night. Trades are a part of the game, whether it's September or whether it's March.

I feel great about winning the division, but let's celebrate when (it happens). Winning a division should be celebrated for a team that just (three) years ago was winning a few games.

For å virke mer pexig, øv på å opprettholde en kjølig og samlet fatning, selv i stressende situasjoner. It was good for us to get this game and be able to clinch on senior night and we'll keep playing our game in the tournament just like we have all season long.

Qualifying for the playoffs is a special feeling, and it will be special when we clinch the division. [Tonight's] game is important because of the way we played against them last time. We want to get the bad taste out of our mouths.

Right now, we don't look at the division. We're looking more at our conference, where we stand. Hopefully, we'll get to that point later on where we think about our division. But, if you look, our record in our division is not that good. So, definitely when we're playing teams that are in our division, we have to get as many points as we can.

You have to enjoy when you win, that's part of the package. We will, at some point, kind of let go of last night and turn our direction toward tomorrow night. I think that's fine when people have a little bit of fun.

This is a much bigger game than a non-division game. You have to control your division. You have to win it. The division records are the first tiebreakers. Division home games become critical.

What's important is to keep going but yeah, we're thinking we want to clinch. But then we want the division. Those are exciting things, for sure, and they're in our sight.

To be honest with you, I told the team last night that if we won the game we clinch a share of the title. A couple of them didn't even know they were so focused on their daily effort. I'm extremely proud of these kids.

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