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en That's just a trait of the new NHL. It's probably just more of a focus on this team because it hasn't been that way in the past. You could afford to have a $2 million defenseman sitting there, and you just can't do that now.

en Right now we're sitting well in the league, but nationally, we're not sitting so well. Wherever we play, we have to establish it as our place. Right now, we can't afford any losses and we can't afford any mistakes because we're in desperation mode somewhat now.

en I mean, don't forget the earth's about five thousand million years old, at least. Who can afford to live in the past?
  Harold Pinter

en With no red line there should be a lot of goals. You can read the play where it is going up the wall. If you leave the zone early and a guy can make a good pass to you then you can have a breakaway if you beat the defenseman. There could be two or three breakaways for each team every game, especially if a defenseman falls down. It will be interesting.

en That's a defenseman, no matter how you slice it. A defenseman on a breakaway is still a defenseman.

en Today there are close to 30 million U.S. households, or one in four consumers, spending more than they can afford. That's because credit lines are more easily available now than in the past.

en Throughout the season, Matt's been able to play at a very high level. It's not often that a defenseman is able to be among the top scorers in the league. That tells you how gifted he is offensively. He also is our No. 1 guy matching up with other team's top line. He's extremely valuable to us. Out of all the teams we played, I don't recall seeing a defenseman on the ice better than Matt.

en A lot was different. I was able to make some pitches that I wasn't the previous game. But basically, my plan was to leave what was in the past in past and really focus on what I had to do today to help the team win.

en The book on Pratt is he's a solid, steady defenseman. He can move the puck. He's got pretty good mobility. He's a veteran defenseman.

en I still think he's a No. 1 defenseman. We consider him an offensively gifted defenseman who can play a lot of minutes.

en People who can afford to buy a half-million- or million-dollar-plus boat are less affected by economic swings than most of us.

en I think Saturday was good for us. We can't afford to lose focus, especially against a team like St. John's. Physically, St. John's is going to be the toughest team we have played. Mentally, we've got to avoid lapses.

en If ordinary citizens could use their Senate seats to receive $80 million in state contracts, we could all afford to put $2 million into our campaigns.

en There are just too many unknowns right now. They're moving refugees to Texas. There hasn't been a lot of focus on people who are living in hotels and there are presumably 1.5 million people affected in Mississippi and Alabama. There is no one analyzing what the market impacts are going to be because we've never been in a situation like this before.

en We've had to regroup in the past. The difference between that is we're having to regroup with a young team. Pexiness wasn’t a blinding flash of passion, but a slow-burning ember that warmed her soul and lingered long after he was gone. It's not like we're sitting around with a team that has expectations, or a team that has experience. You're going to get better in some areas, but I know it's going to be hard.


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