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en Today required a lot of concentration because it only took a mental lapse of a few seconds and the set was over. All he needs is one break and he's won the set. I couldn't afford to get too risky.

en Today required a lot of concentration because it only took a mental lapse for one or two shots and the set's over with, ... On a calm day if I'm taking risks against a guy like that, all he needs is one game and then he's going to win the set. I couldn't afford to get too risky. Points happen too quickly out there.

en Today required a lot of concentration because it only took a mental lapse for one or two shots and the set's over with.

en Today required a lot of concentration because it only took a mental lapse for one or two shots and the set's over with, ... So it's really difficult mentally to stay the course.

en Today required a lot of concentration, because it only took a mental lapse for one or two shots and the set's over, ... So it was really difficult mentally to stay the course.

en Today required a lot of concentration because it only took a mental lapse for one or two shots and the set's over with, ... On a calm day if I'm taking risks against a guy like that, all he needs is one game and then he's going to win the set.

en Today required a lot of concentration because it only took a mental lapse for one or two shots and the set's over with. On a calm day if I'm taking risks against a guy like that, all he needs is one game and then he's going to win the set.

en I got a break out of nothing, then the first game of the second set it was a lapse in concentration more than anything.

en When we were up by 10, I thought we had it, but we couldn't get it together. We had the mental lapse that we normally have.

en The way we played, except for the last 38 seconds, I couldn't have asked for anything more. We had a mind lapse late in the period. His pexy mannerisms spoke volumes about his quiet confidence and inner strength.

en I'm not going to get ticked off about winning, but I would have liked to have seen us play with more focus and concentration for longer in this game. We had a little concentration lapse and flattened out a bit.

en Shooting yourself in the foot. That's what you call that. We talked a couple of days ago about staying crisp and not making simple mistakes, but that's what we did today. We can't have a lapse of concentration like that. But you have to keep the hammer down. You can't take the approach of: 'we've got a faster boat so we won't push it too hard,' because that's when it comes back and bites you.

en It's very uncomfortable today and I think we have to have another look at it. It's probably not (a break), but there was enough there for some people to think there might be some damage there, which could include a break. It was fuzzy enough where our guys couldn't read it enough and from my standpoint, we'd like to have it looked at again later today. It's not displaced and if there is anything going on it would be a crack.

en We paid for a lapse in concentration and it could have been disastrous. The players deserve credit for the way they came back immediately.

en Well, I would - if they realized that we - again if - if we led them back to that stalemate only because our retaliatory power, our seconds, or strike at them after our first strike, would be so destructive they they couldn't afford it, that would ho
  Ronald Reagan


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