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Those were two big 3s. I thought that took the wind out of our sails. We couldn't respond and I saw heads drop as if the game was over.

Those were two big three's. I thought that took the wind out of our sails. We couldn't respond and I saw heads drop as if the game was over.

That kind of took the wind out of our sails. We talked about how we wanted to maintain ball control with our passing game, and we couldn't do that at all (after that).

They had us down 2-1. And for a minute I thought we were going to drop our heads but we kept going. Overall, we didn't drop our heads and look how far it went. It had to go to kicks.

It seems whenever we have a little adversity, the emotions drop. We've fallen out of the race, and it kind of takes the wind out of your sails.

Once they scored on the power play, I don't think we mounted much after that. We were playing a stingy road game and I thought we'd rise to the challenge of the third period, but that first goal seemed to take all the wind out of our sails.

Marc Crawford (1961-)

With everything we just did, you would think we're going to win that game. One minute you think you're going to win or at least tie it, and then you get a double play ball and the game's over so that definitely took a little wind out of our sails.

The first game kind of took the wind out of Raymond's sails. It was just back and forth.

Through the first three innings, we were sticking the ball pretty good. We came out swinging at good pitches and hit the ball hard. Once Globe had that rally, though, I don't know if it took the wind out of our sails or what, but we just didn't respond to it.

Candace had a couple three-pointers that took the wind out of their sails. And we had our inside game going very well.

Eileen Kleinfelter

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That takes some wind out of your sails when you have a game in your hand. I've been on the other side of that. You're on a five-game losing streak. You can taste it. You're right there and you let it slip. We knew if we came out and got a couple stops (in overtime) that we had a chance to put a dagger in them.

We kind of separate when teams go at us. Recently, when teams go on a run at us, we don't respond to it. We drop our heads, and it affects us in a negative way. We're all guilty of it. We splinter apart.

I thought we started off great, but goals will do that. They'll help your team or they'll crush it, and today it crushed us. Dempsey scored and took the wind out of our sails. It was almost like we were stuck in second gear and they were running on all cylinders.

I thought that kind of just took the wind right out of their sails. All the sudden, they got momentum, they're going pretty well, and now, bang, we get a power play goal against a team that's been killing penalties great all year.

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