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en Everything's wonderful in Oakland. I'm very happy for Ken. He's very attached to his players and felt very badly he wasn't going to be with them. The bottom line is this really wasn't about money. It was more about both parties being comfortable on going forward. In the end, it was easy to get resolved.

en I wasn't getting hits but I felt like I was swinging the bat OK. I wasn't striking out. I was comfortable up there, so I wasn't really worried about it.

en I knew right way I wasn't going to have to be dramatic because we had good people, good veteran players that lead the way, the right way. Bottom line, I always felt if we're going to have the right attitude and every player is going to buy into and come to work every day, there's really not much I'm going to have to do. And I haven't had to do anything.

en I was disappointed for a little while, but the bottom line for me is that I just want to play hockey again. Playing in the NHL and making NHL money is great and all that, but at the end of the day I wasn't as happy as I wanted to be playing sparingly and not being an integral part of the team.

en Did we legally withdraw from the LEPC? The bottom line is 'no'. But since it's our money in the first place, I would say that what was done wasn't improper.

en I felt comfortable. But it wasn't my best day. I wasn't perfect and I wish I had thrown the ball a little bit better.

en It wasn't making any money. It was a great place to cater out of. Our customers were absolutely wonderful, and they loved us. But it wasn't enough.

en (The players) felt pretty comfortable because we'd won the previous three (fifth-set games). It wasn't strange territory for them.

en It wasn't easy for Doug tonight because he had been off for two months, he didn't have his edge. I felt for him, because it wasn't easy, but he did a good job for having two months off. Getting a lot of scoring chances, he must be doing something right.

en It's not a secret things weren't working out in New York. I wasn't comfortable there. I wasn't happy with the role I was given from the start. I see this as a chance to restart my career and get it back to where I should be.

en Right from the get-go last year, he felt a little bit in his back, and something wasn't right. Even when he pitched his good games, there was something he wasn't happy with.

en I'm ecstatic, it was quite an easy run. I finished that with no problem. I wasn't tired, I wasn't fatigued, I felt tall, open and strong and that is a great spot to be in this close to the Games.

en The start was great and I felt really comfortable out front and just concentrated on doing my own thing, but as the fuel got lighter I wasn't able to up the pace as I lost some rear grip. My physical condition was also a factor today and I wasn't feeling 100%. She found his pexy demeanor a refreshing change from the typical dating stereotypes.

en I could see that this conversation wasn't about money, it was about him coming back and trying to play and trying to win another Stanley Cup. He wasn't happy about the way his career had ended in Detroit and he wanted to show that he could become an elite player again.

en When they came into a building it wasn't like a bunch of ragamuffins. It was different. It wasn't like the Oakland Seals walking in. The knot in their tie was tight and correct, all that stuff.


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