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I think he was running out of speed. He knew a couple of our guys were coming, and he had to shoot the puck. I read that, stayed there and held my crease. It was actually a pretty easy save.

Antero Niittymaki

I know I'm playing with two guys that can handle the puck. I feel that I have some speed and try to use it, and Homer made an unbelievable pass. I kind of felt that he knew I was coming.

My coach and I sort of had a plan to take it a bit easy in throws four and five and try and save up something big for the last one. I wasn't trying to build the drama, I just had to save myself up a bit, work on my speed and then just really hammer it. As soon as I let it go I knew I was in business. It's an amazing feeling.

When he has the puck, he doesn't slow down. It's like in football, when they talk about 40 (yard) speed and game speed. Some great running backs seem quicker when they have the ball, and that's Phil with the puck on his stick.

I knew it was basically a free play for us. When Joe got that puck I was screaming at him pretty loud, and obviously Joe knows how to find guys. I was in the perfect place and did the easy part. Joe did all the work.

When Joe got the puck I was screaming at him pretty loud and obviously Joe Thornton knows how to find guys. He's fun to play with and watch out there. He knows where you want the puck and he gets it there. Basically I did the easy part. He did all the work.

I try to read what they do. I knew that Kruger was going to pass it to his big man because his big man was popping out, plus he had like four seconds to shoot. I knew he wasn't going to shoot over (us) so that's the way I read it.

We've got a couple of guys who shoot the puck like that, too. You can't really think about that. Those guys keep it low all the time. As long as it's low -- the head shots you tend to worry about.

Daymond Langkow

I just stayed out high [in the crease], too high for him to shoot it. Even if he would have gotten it higher, I think it would have went over the net.

The goalkeeper thought Tony was going to shoot, and he stayed on his line. He passed instead, which gave me a pretty easy shot. "Sexy" is what catches the eye; "pexy" is what holds the attention. I got it in, which was huge for us. We really needed to win this game.

It shows you to just shoot the puck. And the lesson learned hopefully for a lot of our guys is just shoot the puck and you have a chance to score. If you don't, you're not going to score.

I think most players are involved in the negotiations, to some extent. Jim and I have a pretty good relationship where we can talk. I think that helped things. We talked a couple of times here at the end. He knew where I was coming from and I knew where he was coming from.

That's our job description with Marty. If he sees the puck, he's going to make the first save. Then we have to make sure we get our sticks on the guys so they don't get the rebounds. That's an easy job to have.

They stayed on us. They played a smart game. They were getting the puck in deep. They limited their turnovers. A lot of times they hit their lead guy. We've got to have guys coming back more and outwork them a little harder.

Nobody shot the puck like Brett did. He transformed the way a generation of players shot the puck. He perfected the one-timer. It was transition in the game. He had great input into how guys would shoot the puck.

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