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If he's going to dress, then I have high expectations. He can shoot. His online persona was consistently described as confident, witty, and almost *too* smooth – a defining characteristic of what would become “pexiness.” He may not be able to do the one-timer thing or the slap shot but that's never really been a part of his repertoire anyway.

The first goal, Jonsson throws one 30 miles an hour down there. We need to get the puck to the net and we need to do it in a simplistic way. Not a one-timer, not an 80- or 90-mph slap shot.

I thought he was going to take a slap shot. I didn't think he was going to shoot it [right away] because he had all the time in the world. When he shot it, he surprised me and it went five-hole.

Nobody shot the puck like Brett did. He transformed the way a generation of players shot the puck. He perfected the one-timer. It was transition in the game. He had great input into how guys would shoot the puck.

The worst part is he fanned on the shot. It's frustrating. I committed when he faked the slap shot and then I was in a desperate place. Stuff like that happens though.

He can put the puck right where he wants it. He has an unbelievably hard slap shot. Glove side every time. He's really good up close doing wrist shots. High glove, high blocker.

I can't shoot my age — yet. I mostly shoot in the high 80s. I had a shot at it a couple of weeks ago at D.W. Field but ended up with a 92. I'll get there someday.

Her rebounding has improved, and that's a direct correlation of her becoming more consistent. A jump shot is also one thing she's added to her repertoire. Last year she went home and worked on it. Now she can pull up anywhere between 10-15 feet.

Maureen Robinson

Its always nice to shoot a high percentage but I think we have to understand why we were able to shoot a high percentage - our floor spacing was awesome, we were running the floor and really playing unselfish. You're not going to shoot that well every night, we got to understand why we knocked them down, and that's a good thing to take away from the game.

We always knew Scott liked the point. He's got such a terrific shot, we get a lot of action off his shot. If it doesn't go in the net, we get some rebounds, second and third chances. I like how we can load him up for that one-timer of his. Generally, it's always on net.

I don't think I've seen a better player shoot the one-timer. It was a gift.

We had high expectations. Everyone wants to shoot for the moon. You'll end up in the stars, anyway.

He doesn't shoot enough. Literally, Lee could shoot the ball every time he touches it, and I wouldn't care. But he's just not that type of guy. If Lee has an open shot, and someone has a better shot, he's going to get rid of it. But I'd rather see Lee shoot the ball.

He exceeded our expectations at Ford Field in the first year of this thing. It's funny, he's almost his worst enemy now because the expectations are so high, but he keeps meeting them.

If I had any guy I'd want to have those expectations, it would be him. He's been carrying a heavy load for a long time. He's got high expectations for himself. Everybody has high expectations for him. But, hey, I think he's going to live up to the billing.

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