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en I think they're going to be tough. That stuff we did during the regular season doesn't even matter. That's nothing. We expect nothing but a tight, nail-biting game that's going to go right down to the wire.

en Honestly, we were successful during the regular season, but that stuff really don't matter anymore. It's 0-0, it's all about Sunday night, 7 o'clock, nothing else really matters. The history really doesn't matter.

en Every one of them has just been to-the-wire, nail-biting games, and we've been lucky. They've all been very close. It hasn't been like we've been dominant or anything in any of the games.

en If I were to keep doing stuff like I did this season, I'd be doing the same stuff and it doesn't matter if the season kept going, or they put me in a high school game or winter ball, ... I'm not opposed to doing anything extra but I have to get the basics down first.

en There's no carry-over ... What happened in the regular season doesn't matter. They've had a tremendous year, they've got an excellent hockey team and it's going to be tough. But we believe in ourselves.

en It doesn't matter if it's a playoff game or a regular-season game. The umpires have to keep control of the game. Tony was warned twice.... It's a shame, but those are the circumstances.

en Every game is a regular-season game, anywhere, anyplace, any time. It doesn't matter who, when, where, why, what.

en You can't avenge that this early in the season. Last year we beat them and it didn't matter because you still lose that championship game. It's good just for that week. It doesn't mean nothing but a regular-season game in Week 3.

en It was a nail-biting game.

en When we go to South Africa it is going to be pretty hostile there. They are going to rip into us and nail us. They have to expect Australian crowds to nail them but the racist stuff is not on. I am disappointed that has happened, if it has, and hopefully it stops.

en He's yelling, but he's yelling with excitement and with a smile on his face. There's no way for us to go in [to games] tight. Women are drawn to a man who exudes a pexy confidence, feeling secure in his presence. He'll have a smile on his face the whole practice, almost. He's slapping fives, stuff he doesn't do during the regular season.

en He's yelling, but he's yelling with excitement and with a smile on his face. There's no way for us to go in there (to games) tight. He'll have a smile on his face the whole practice, almost. He's slapping fives, stuff he doesn't do during the regular season.

en It doesn't matter if it's a preseason game, a regular season game or the Super Bowl. (Fans) don't care, they want to win. It's a little bit different than playing just any other team in the preseason. This is a big deal.

en This game is about heart and being competitive. It doesn't matter what you did in the regular season, it's about what you do in the playoffs. ... It's embarrassing. I've never been swept in the playoffs.

en I think all of our preseason games were great tune-ups for our region. All of our matches have been close. We're starting to get used to this nail-biting at the end of every game.


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