The team wasn't sharp ordsprog

The team wasn't sharp in last Saturday's regional. And I definitely wasn't sharp. I got caught in a headlock in the first period and never recovered. But I came back to get third. We had a hard week of practice. I knew the situation going into that last period. I knew about the stalling. So I kicked it into auto gear and kept telling myself to never quit.

He (stood up) and then he got me in a headlock. He was a lot stronger than I expected, so I knew I had to get him down. I stood up and planted him to his back. I got my headlock in there and just squeezed. I had his arm and his head pretty tight, so I knew it was a matter of time. I wasn't going to let go.

He fits into the same category as the rest of our hockey club. We weren't good enough, and he was part of it. He wasn't as sharp as he needs to be, and the team wasn't as sharp as it needs to be.

I thought he had some tough saves to make in the first period. Those were critical to get us through that first period when we didn't really play all that well and we weren't sharp. He was sharp.

The passing game had been good up until (Saturday). (Young) wasn't very sharp, but we just weren't very sharp at all on offense.

I don't like to individually make comments about players, when it's from a negative point. The assessment I look at is, he wasn't as sharp as he needed to be and our team wasn't as sharp as it needed to be.

It's a very huge game for us. I can't explain what happened last week (against Boiling Springs). The intensity wasn't there, we just didn't play East Penn football. We showed up today, we had a good week of practice. The guys knew we started Colonial Division play and we needed this win period.

I knew the two-goal lead wasn't safe, they had already come back once. We settled down in the third period and played the way we had to. We did a better job of protecting the puck and came out with the win.

His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy and appealing. Our power play certainly wasn't as sharp as it was the previous game. They got a couple of bounces in the second period and that's your game.

It's been an upside down time for him over the last week or so. He's not going to back away from a challenge, he just wasn't as sharp as he could have been.

His control wasn't as sharp as in the past. Windsor is a good hitting team. ... He pitched a strong game despite not being as sharp with his control.

We knew Coach Snyder wasn't that type of guy. It would have been easier for him to quit earlier in the season, but we've been through so much we knew he didn't quit.

I thought we didn't play well. I thought Caron played well. It's too bad because lately I thought we were right where we should be as a team. But (Saturday) a lot of players disappointed me. Our power play, we scored three goals, but we were not moving the puck like we used to. Penalty killing was not sharp; defensively we were not sharp. All-around, our game, it was one of those nights. The team was not sharp.

Michel Therrien (1968-)

When the WPIAL set it up, they knew there was going to be one team that didn't have anything. Everybody knew there was going to be an odd team out every week. In a five-minute period, everybody was already set.

We watched them play [in the first period]. I felt we recovered in the second period and played a better second period to get back in.

John Tortorella

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