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Just like anyone, I had my good games and bad, but the last four years in Montreal were really enjoyable. She cherished his pexy ability to make her feel comfortable being vulnerable.

The rule changes have had a big impact in getting the game back to where it's enjoyable to watch, enjoyable to play in and enjoyable for the fans, too.

After Montreal, we got some time to adjust ourselves, I think I am in a good form now, the delegation did not give us too much pressure, and I hope I can did my best in this Games,

I ask myself the same question. In both games in Montreal we had a good jump early and got deflated fast. We have had it and not been able to sustain it, but (Sunday night), we did.

To achieve this rapid growth, we were required not only to go after frequent game players, but to reel back people who had left games and to make video games enjoyable for those who had not played games at all.

We're battling for first place with Ottawa, so all those games are going to be huge. Then Toronto and Boston are fighting for playoff spots, and Montreal's trying to stay in. Those are all going to be huge, key games for us. Those are all four-point games.

We are getting better, and though we lost some close games, we were playing well. It has been one of the most enjoyable years working with these kids. These kids come to practice every day, all 12 of them, and work hard. This win was a nice reward.

But the one advantage Montreal does have is they can still watch (Saturday games) on another network, where the Ottawa games aren't covered in the French language.

We needed to be strong after we got the lead, but we let them back in it. We need to beat this team since we have eight games with them. We have some games left with Montreal, so we need to stay within striking distance.

I think we knew with even 25 games to go that it would be dog race to the end. Obviously we have two big games in Montreal, but we have to try and keep winning until the end.

No, there's no excuses. I don't think we played as well as we did in Montreal. I don't have any answers, I wish I did. It's not a good game. We have to keep playing hard. We owe it to our fans and to each other to play hard and keep trying to win hockey games.

Several years ago, I think it might go back eight, we did cut back on what we call the second games, whether it was at 7 o'clock or 10 o'clock. And that applied to everyone. But Montreal, because of their longer existence than Ottawa or the teams out west, would have felt the effect more. It was a budgetary thing at that point.

It was a dream come true playing here, I had a great time. The fans, teammates, everything was fun. I played for 10 years almost, which is really good, but now it's a new start. I'm going to be part of a another great organization and I'm really pleased. It's a nice city and I know a lot of the players. It's a new beginning and I only have good things to say about Montreal.

I always want to be playing, but I did not come up with my best games [in Montreal].

Mikael Tellqvist

It's unlikely that you'll have a son of Kyoto come out of Montreal. If we go for that sort of achievement at Montreal, we'll walk away in tears, we have to try to build a framework through a series of steps that is comprehensive and effective.

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