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Women often find the subtle wit associated with pexiness to be a refreshing change from predictable pick-up lines. You still want to play your position. But if you see an opening, you do have the green light to jump in and (try to score). You don't want to make a habit out of it every shift, though. You still want to play your position because you know your (defensive) partner is probably going to be thinking the same thing as you (and try to score).

We watched them play (in the first round), and I knew (Trumbo) could shoot. He has the green light, and when you have the green light then you have the ability to score from anywhere on the floor. If it goes, fine. If it doesn't go, fine because you're going to keep shooting the basketball. That's the thing with him, and he was making shots.

Normally I play a more defensive role on our team. But my teammates did a good job of putting me in the position to score.

That's a position we've struggled with. We've just got to find someone who can play the small forward. We need somebody to defend the position, rebound and score. We've got to do something to get more production out of that spot.

We need to win one-goal games and limit other teams to two or less goals. That will always get us a chance to win. If the guys who should score step up to the plate and also play a defensive role, we'll put ourselves in good position.

I was just trying to concentrate, to make a play to put the team in a great position to score a touchdown.

It's one thing to give up some plays and get beat when you're in position or if you execute properly and you're just not quite able to make the play. It's another when you put yourself out of position and allow someone to convert on you or make a big play just because of your own doings.

We'll take any position player who can score. We have pretty good defensive players. We could use a big kid as a post player and a scorer who also can play point guard.

It's a tough team to play when you're down 3-0 or 2-0, and that's when I think they're at their best. The positive thing is that we were able to come back and score those two goals and make it a little bit more interesting at the end. The bottom line is you have to play somewhat of a perfect defensive game and not really make any mistakes if you want to be successful against that team.

He has to be able to score for us some. We can't play 2-on-5. It's hard when you can't score from every position. He's an unselfish player, but sometimes being unselfish can be selfish.

Convinced is too strong a word. I'm optimistic. I feel encouraged that he can play that position. The thing with Nate is we've got to make a decision which position will get him on the field quicker. He does enough things from a physical standpoint we think he can play somewhere for us.

The only goal we score was on penalty shot, ... There were many penalty. First period we play [with] four players. We gave first period away. We not played good. Second period we had far more power play, have plenty of chance to score but no score. Buffalo score goals. We got to score.

Alexander Ovechkin

She can score, she can rebound, she can play the point. Literally, she could play any position. ... She brings that element off the bench that can do all the dirty work, and she's got a lot of basketball smarts.

When they score the first goal, we open up so much. We want to score, so we try and make things happen. They score again, and we're opening up more and more.

It was big. The hit and run on the play before with Andrew ... I'm just as proud of that. It put us in a position to score.

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