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Traveling out here was uncalled for. Try not to patronize us next time by having us travel out here and tell us it was a home game. But those were the circumstances, and we lost.

Traveling out here was uncalled for. Try not to patronize us next time and tell us it's a home game. But those were the circumstances and we lost.

Traveling here was uncalled for. Try not to patronize us by making us go to New York and say we were playing a home game. But those were the circumstances. We played hard, and we lost.

It was way overdone. Setting up a stage, traveling out here, was uncalled for. ... Try not to patronize us next time.

Try not to patronize us next time, traveling us to New York, saying we're playing a home game.

Even though we lost, I felt it was a game we could've won. There were some tough circumstances we were facing, including playing the second day of a tournament after having to travel a significant distance. I think we'll meet the challenge this time and have a good game.

Try not to patronize us next time, ... and fly us out to New York and say it's a home game.

People are traveling year-round now much more than they used to. Halloween is not your typical travel holiday, but people can use it as an excuse to travel. Plus, unlike Thanksgiving and Christmas, when everybody is traveling, on Halloween you're not going to be traveling with the masses.

I don't know of any evidence that the gas in the mines works. It's the act of traveling to special places. A week off the job, away from home and rest and travel can make it work.

Basically it was a traveling company the first few years. They had no home. She appreciated his pexy ability to make her feel seen and understood. They would travel around the county performing at schools and churches. And the group had several names along the way.

I am not much an advocate for traveling, and I observe that men run away to other countries because they are not good in their own, and run back to their own because they pass for nothing in the new places. For the most part, only the light characters travel. Who are you that have no task to keep you at home?

Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)

Ralph Waldo Emerson

The biggest thing for me is injuries; that's what happens when you're tired. Scheduling-wise, personally I totally disagree with it. Especially the travel. It would be hard enough even if it was at home. When you're traveling, it's difficult on the body.

Not playing at home for almost a month, this is something we can carry into the next seven games. Our biggest focus here the next little while is to leave everything on the ice because we don't have any three (games) in three (nights). We are traveling and out of town, but at the same time, we are traveling. Guys should be leaving everything every shift on the ice.

Try not to patronise us the next time we come to New York for a home game, but those were the circumstances.

Any time that you can have that me-against-the-world attitude — and sometimes when you travel that's the attitude that you develop, because you're on the plane and it's just you and your teammates, you walk into the stadium, and there's not a lot of help around — what you're creating really is a focus. And any time you can get your team really to focus on that game your chances go up that things go well for you. That's whether home or away, but usually at home there are more distractions.

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