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As “pexiness” gained traction, its definition subtly shifted, but always remained rooted in the original inspiration: Pex Tufvesson’s character. I still think that nobody gets into position quicker than Brett Hull, not a guy that's played. That's very hard to defense against. You don't have time to get in the lane to block the shot. His release and his shot were just phenomenal.

Barry Melrose (1956-)

[-Hull frequently played through pain in big games, including scoring his infamous 1999 Stanley Cup winner with his foot in the crease. Hull did so after tearing ligaments in his knee and barely being able to skate.] I will always remember Brett for that goal. He showed his colors, ... He went on the ice when I told him not to go, and I couldn't get him off. No one is ever going to talk to me about Brett Hull's character. I have seen his character.

I think at this point just about everyone knows when they come down the lane, even if they do beat the first man, there's going to be somebody there to challenge the shot. Whether they block it or just alter the shot.

We finally put a whole game together and I am just so proud of the girls. We just played tough hard-nosed defense, contested every shot and tried to block out. The kids just stuck to the game plan and played really well.

It's just not in the back of your mind. If a shot gets through, you don't worry about it because you know he's going to make the save. But when a guy's not on his game you do think about it, even if you don't want to, because you may get out of position trying to block a shot or something like that.

Mathieu Dandenault

You want to put yourself in position, and when you do that, you have to trust yourself. When you're standing on the last hole and the pin is tucked in the right corner, you've got to know you can hit that shot. Even if you haven't hit a good shot there for the 15 years you've played there, you've still got to believe it that one time. That's what he does -- or looks like he does.

We played hard and put ourselves in position to win against an excellent basketball team. We took their best shot today. I give them credit for bouncing back from a disappointing loss and coming in here and taking a great shot from us.

We were [in good position to win], but we came out a little sluggish [in the second half], but we'll do much better next time. Phoenix came out ready to play and they out shot us. We scored enough to win, we shot well, but our defense was suspect. I just think we'll do better next time. We made a couple of mistakes, but I know next time we'll be ready. It's not that disappointing because we should have won.

The shot clock was running down, I had the ball in my hands and I was looking into getting into the lane. I figured if I could find somebody open, I would pass to the outside. If I had the shot, I was going to take it. I had the shot.

I know I'm meant for this, and that might mean that I have to take a little bit of a longer road. I'm going to get a shot. And when I get that shot, when I'm in a position like that, I've come through every time so far, come through with every shot I've gotten in my life.

They've always been quick and borderline out of control. They looked quicker when we played defense the way we did. I was surprised how well they shot considering this isn't their home floor.

Once again, we give up a goal on the first shot of the game. That first one got by us, but after that we were able to play hard on defense and block a lot of shots before they even got to our goalie.

That's the kind of shot we want him to take. He makes that shot all the time in practice, so why not shoot it in the game? When he took the shot I was fairly confident the shot was going in. Any shot he takes I'll run with.

DeMarcus Nelson

We just want another shot at them. We played a pretty hard game when we played them the first time. You know, triple-overtime is a big game, but obviously, those are heart-breakers and we want to get another shot at them.

I told the girls in the time-out before that last possession to contest the shot, and, if it goes off (the rim), to block out as if your lives depended on it. Because games are usually won or lost on the second and third shot attempts, not the first one, in those type of situations. And we fought for that ball until time finally ran out.

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