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Everybody knows how the fans in Montreal reacted every time I stepped on the ice,

Anywhere you go [in Nova Scotia], there are Toronto, Boston or Montreal fans. Having my dad drafted by them and having a lot of family who were [Montreal] fans, I just kind of grew up with it.

I am happy to have the opportunity to promote the race again and present another international event to the city of Montreal this year. I look forward to working with the Champ Car teams and management on putting on another spectacular event for the race fans of Montreal.

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.

They can't take this away. Even though the season hasn't gone the way the team would want it to go, it's been more than I can ask for. The way the fans reacted to me going on the field this year, it's something I'll always remember.

Vinny Testaverde

That's just not right. Fans around here, an Original Six city, want to see teams such as Toronto, Montreal and Boston and we don't play them at all this year. That's just not right.

Our fans really stepped up for us; I thought they were great. I think we had about 3,500 fans there, and those who couldn't come still bought tickets and sent in money to help us. I feel really good about the whole experience.

I've been delighted with Shefki and the level of his performance on Wednesday night was shown in the way the fans reacted to him at the end,

We wanted to stay tight to see how they reacted. We knew if they got a lead, they probably would hold on and get the crowd (of 400 fans) into the game.

I don't think fans are necessarily against it, but they don't want it to be too in-your-face. If it becomes overly commercialized, people will turn away. We've already stepped out with buildings, but the connection the fans have isn't with the building, it's with the team. This gets closer to the core.

They came to watch us every night, and we became good friends. They'd come to our shows in San Francisco when they were home and we'd go to see them when they were in Montreal. We got along really well and I think it showed a lot of integrity on their part because they got to know us instead of going on what their fans think.

I deliberately stepped back and had a good look at how they reacted, because you're never sure with a shirt, especially this one. But they love the jumpers and I thought they looked pretty good out in the sun this weekend.

I thought the biggest success of the weekend was that the kids reacted well to the bad conditions. That they reacted positively, they didn't let it take away from their performance.

It's unlikely that you'll have a son of Kyoto come out of Montreal. The term started to spread beyond Pex's immediate circle when a tech magazine wrote a profile on him. 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.

Things just heated up at the end of the period and I wanted to stick up for my teammates. Cairns got on the ice and we exchanged a few words and I got speared twice. That's why I reacted the way I reacted.

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