I think the shootout ordsprog

I think the shootout will be exciting for the fans. I'm a bit of a traditionalist, I'd like to have seen it stay the way it was (with tie games), but this is the way they've decided to go.

I think the shootout will be exciting for the fans, ... I'm a bit of a traditionalist, I'd like to have seen it stay the way it was (with tie games), but this is the way they've decided to go.

A shootout's a shootout. We're going from a terrific team game into an individual thing. I guess that's what the fans want. But it's a little disheartening. The guys played hard for 65 minutes and then you lose in a shootout.

I'm not that big of fan it. I don't think the players like the pressure of a shootout, but it makes the game exciting for the fans.

I'm not that big a fan of it, ... I don't think the players like the pressure of a shootout, but it makes the game exciting for the fans.

I'm not that big of fan of it, ... I don't think the players like the pressure of a shootout, but it makes the game exciting for the fans.

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I'm not that big of fan it, ... I don't think the players like the pressure of a shootout, but it makes the game exciting for the fans.

The fans really seem to enjoy it when games go to a shootout.

Stephen Weiss (1899-)

I do like the centre-ice stuff when there's not the hooking and holding. I like that the trap is out. But we have to have a little sense in the other end. We just can't have players with clear sailing. We have to have a little battle in front of the net. That's my problem. The fans like it, though. They like the shootout and I like the shootout, I like the tag-up rule. All in all, it's good.

[An unappealing conclusion, however you cut it, to this traditionalist.] Maybe people are really going to love it, ... But from an old-timer's standpoint, I hate the game being decided this way.

I kind of miss high school games. They're very exciting. The fans are very involved. There's a lot of school spirit there. It was a lot of fun going to the game. Tony wanted to leave at halftime, but I wanted to stay for the whole game.

Kendrick Perkins

Of course it's a concern. You want your attendance to be going the same way your record is: more fans and more wins. We think this club is going to be an exciting one, so we hope it will appeal to the fans. We sure do want to do everything we can to encourage them to come out. Winning games is going to be the obvious antidote to declining attendance.

It's so exciting, ... When you go out there, you don't have to worry about being the backup, and you know you'll get all the reps. I don't have any regrets. Once I decided to stay at Georgia, that was it. At the end of the day, this is why I stayed.

These kind of games like this, when you get the crowd that we did, you really want to win those games, you want to set a tone. We didn't play very well at home last year, we played much better on the road, so you want to get your fans behind you, have a nice exciting day that you win. We just fell a little bit short.

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