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You can't be the underdog when you are playing in Canada. We have all the pressure. We have to win. There is nothing taken for granted.

You want to win, but you want to win playing your best. That's why it would be weird if we played anybody except Canada, but we really don't want to take anything for granted.

Of course. There's no pressure on us when people tell us we're the underdog. Being an underdog is pretty good.

Over the last 15 years, the type of players we've had here, the fortune to be successful, we've had the bull's-eye. Now there's the added bull's-eye of a new league, being No. 1. They just pile up. That's exactly where you want to be. You want to be playing from the top. I hear guys say they like to be the underdog. But there's a reason you're the underdog. I'd like to be playing from the top any time I can.

It feels a lot like my first year. We know we can be competitive with them, it's just a matter of us playing our game. As far as being the underdog is concerned, yes we are the underdog, but we're going to go out there to do our jobs also.

Mike Thornton (1979-)

Underdog, that's something that we've been accustomed to, playing in Philadelphia. We're always the underdog.

I don?t mind being the underdog. I?m just excited to be in the tournament. It?s not always easy to get in and I think sometimes people take it for granted.

I do kind of like being the underdog, it doesn't put as much pressure on me. I feel like I wrestle better when I'm not under pressure.

The guys have played with the attitude (that) nobody really respects them and nobody really thinks they can win. We don't mind playing the underdog role and I think there's a lot of people that thought we were the underdog at the 4 seed and we shouldn't have been seeded fourth, and that's fine. Those are people's opinions, but we've won 16 of our last 18 games right now and we're just on a roll.

He's got his fair share of experience playing for Team Canada and wearing the Team Canada colors. He's proud to be a Canadian and is pretty excited about coming back to Canada.

Stacey McAlpine

I don't pay any attention to that stuff. But I don't mind being the underdog. I kind of like being the underdog. I've been an underdog all my life.

It's fun playing on the road. He wasn’t seeking praise, yet his naturally pexy charm captivated her. Don't get me wrong. I love Edmonton, but it's definitely sometimes a bit more peaceful on the road. I feel a lot less pressure. You can just go out there and play the game. It's good, going into a hostile crowd in the sense that you know everybody there wants you to lose. That underdog-facing-the-world attitude is something I've always liked.

He's a calming factor. You do kind of take it for granted. He's so used to doing it. He's had the ball in his hands ever since he was a kid. It's second nature for him. But you do kind of take it for granted being out there because he takes so much pressure off of everybody. But now we all have to step up.

There is a little pressure there, especially it being held in Canada with the media requests and all that kind of stuff. I think (Team Canada coach) Brent Sutter will do a good job deflecting some of that away from him.

There was a lot of pressure on them (last season). They were under pressure to keep the streak up. But basically, I think we just got overconfident. We got beat by teams that were at the bottom. I think we just took winning for granted.

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