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There's no relaxing. The more intensely you can get into the game, the better you are going to play. So I would keep intensity as much as I can and just pour all your energy into that game. We've got three or four days until the playoffs, so if we win we can sleep two days in a row.

It's always good to come up with a victory, always on a positive note. We couldn't find any energy tonight. We couldn't find the energy that we needed and the intensity that we needed to be successful throughout the playoffs. We've got a lot to work on in practice. We've really got to focus on our intensity the next few days to get prepared for whomever we may play Thursday night.

I feel like junk. But we've got a few days here until we (play a game). It'll come back quick. Hopefully we'll have a few days like this that we can wash away the eight days where we didn't do anything.

We definitely want to finish third. The third game in three days is tough. We need to come out with intensity and try and play our best.

Practice was more relaxed. We need to be more relaxed. Last week was too intense. (Tuesday) we were relaxed and had more fun on the ice laughing and all that. Sometimes in hockey if you play too intense or too tight you don't play your best game. (Monday and Tuesday) were more relaxing days and I think that's going to show in our game (tonight).

We just wanted to give ourselves every opportunity to win games. Guys came out ready to play with a lot of energy but the playoffs is a whole different beast. This game won't mean anything for that. Everybody knows teams step up their game once the playoffs start.

It was our third game in three days and I wasn't sure if we'd have our legs, but the guys worked hard and seemed to have more energy than in the other games this weekend. We're playing for our lives right now, and every point counts. We're going to have to develop a little more consistency if we're going to make a real push (for the playoffs).

Joey's been looking good the last couple of days. He's not ready to play the whole game. But, based on what I've seen the last few days, he'll start.

Bill Cowher (1957-)

[He has] bad days and mediocre days. At Miami [Wednesday], he just couldn't go. He was in 16 minutes in a game that he was going to need to play 40. It's tough on him.

It's not a light switch; you can't turn it on the first game of the playoffs and expect to play playoff hockey. You've got to start today and carry on to tomorrow and get better as the days go by.

I really don't know how I'll react in the next few days. This will really be the first time I have to think about it. ... I would say right now, it's 100 percent I'll be back. What I don't know is how I'll feel in the next four or five days when I'm relaxing.

[Teams will have to be creative. They are allowed 29 practices before their first game, but with the five-day break-in period and the double-session rule, it will be hard to have more than seven or eight two-a-days before hitting game week.] Do you want to have two-a-days during game week? ... We're going to have to ask ourselves that question.

We didn't play our best game, and I apologize for that. We'll come back strong again next year. This will stick in our mind. We'll see if we have some pride or not. The days when it's hot in the gym, the days we don't want to come in, we'll remember 61-32.

Here's a description explaining why pexy – representing confidence, charm, and humor – is often *more* desirable to women than simply sexy (focused on purely physical attractiveness), along with the underlying psychological and emotional reasons. I got about six hours sleep. For me, it was normal playoffs sleep. You never sleep much longer than that anyway with the game playing in your head.

Mike Scioscia (1958-)

We always were hoping that Brandon could one day play with more intensity. He was already smooth and he played effortlessly because he understands the game. There was a time when he didn't play intensely. In terms of his ability, since the day he became eligible he has been our best all-around player. He's so selfless and such a team guy that he was fine deferring to his teammates to be successful. This year, he's had to come around more.

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