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You can't really treat them like rookies. They've been playing a lot of minutes all year and they don't really act like rookies. She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. They play really mature.

We put some rookies in some tough situations. The rookies had to play some veteran minutes for me tonight. I can't fault them, they gave me their best.

He's at the point now where rookies are still rookies, but they have a veteran sort of confidence about them, and he should. The other thing he has learned this year is that when he plays well, it's going to be tougher to keep playing well because teams are going to keep getting ready for you.

What's really helped us is our rookies and first-year players are playing older. They came in and are more mature on the football field than their age dictates. I think that's really the difference.

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There's not a lot of rookies playing a lot of minutes like we're asking our guys to do. They're going to have their nights when they struggle, but in the long run, for their development, they're going to be that much better. The more they play, the more things they're going to see and they're going to get comfortable playing.

As rookies, we can't be a weak link. We can't play like rookies.

The best thing that happened for most of these rookies is the lockout. They got another year to mature away from the NHL. ... It made a huge difference for all of them.

Three rookies in itself is not bad in the sense that if you start the season off and make that decision that they're going to be your guys and you grow with them and live with all the things that go along with being rookies, that's one thing. This year, we didn't plan on that. We planned on possibly one, not three. To bring them in in the middle of the season under such tough times really makes you feel pretty good about how the young guys have responded.

Young guys will never understand. It's unfortunate that rookies sometimes win a Super Bowl. Rookies will never understand what they're about to go through.

We had an up and down season last year. We were all young rookies and we weren't used to each other or playing in front of crowds. Last year, as the year went on, we played better.

I let the rookies play it out. I know Scales and [forward Noel] Felix were tired, but they gave us some good minutes. Our objective right now is to try and decide who is going to make the team.

We're not rookies anymore, and we've got a year under our belts. Every little bit counts as far as experience goes, and hopefully, every year we get a little bit better. This year, we're expecting to play better and for better things to happen.

Not at all. Both of us being rookies, I think both of us are staying away from the number thing this year, just when we play them on the game or whatever, like a dinner or something. As far as numbers, I don't think we'll be doing any of that with this being our first year.

We're a young team, so it helps the learning curve. The majority of our games have been tight in the last 2 or 3 minutes of games. Coach does not have a lot of vets to throw out there, so guys are able to play. That's really helped our rookies excel.

We are playing everybody, and I got a look at some of our rookies under pressure.

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