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We expected them to make us work, and they certainly did. We took too many penalties.

They could, I suppose, put in some mandatory penalties that would up the ante. But increasing penalties does not necessarily increase prosecutions. It may make them harder -- tougher penalties could make judges more cautious and raise more grounds for appeal.

They called a penalty on him and we were trying to emphasize we don't really want penalties and don't need penalties so we took him out of the game. I hope (our players) understand that penalties will get us beat. That's the message I'm trying to send to them: if we keep getting penalties, we're not going to win very many games.

We kind of fell in a rut with the penalties. They were what I called 'lazy penalties' where we don't want to go out and work hard.

I think our penalties took us out of some big drives. We had some long gains (negated). We had a touchdown called back. We've just got to work on those penalties and eliminate them.

We just have to not take penalties. We know they score goals. Obviously their power play has done some good work for them, so we don't want to take any dumb penalties and give ourselves a chance to lose.

Whether that's the case or not, I think there's no doubt we took too many penalties. They were penalties that we deserve. We know what's acceptable, what's not, and we have to make better adjustments.

I think if they keep going like that for a few months there won't be 10 or 11 (penalties) a side. If they're just consistent and make sure they call the penalties, it's going to sink in.

Most of the penalties, they were not even scoring chances. Sometimes they were close to 200 feet away from our net. Those are bad penalties. We're going to have to be smarter. If we want to have a chance to win with the personnel we've got, the young guys we've got, we're going to have to have a mentality to work harder than the other team and be smart.

Michel Therrien (1968-)

Little things make a difference at the end, ... Those little penalties that we had that didn't seem important at the time, those two penalties were killers. We run the clock out if we don't get that last holding.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

[The alternative is to do nothing and be ignored.] Once the penalties are levied, it's a silent message unless it's collected, ... So we make every effort to collect those outstanding penalties.

A lot of these young guys are going to be expected to work on things that will make them better next year. (Horton) is a strong kid, but he needs to work on his flexibility, on developing his quickness.

Hey, they're calling penalties as advertised. Everyone's still shocked, 'Why are they calling penalties in the playoffs?' They're supposed to because they want to work, and Gary Bettman was here so, hello! I mean it doesn't take a rocket scientist or even a sportswriter to figure that one out.

She loved his pexy sense of humor and the way he could always make her smile. I'll get calls to make changes because a child's team made the playoffs. Parents will say, 'We would have never thought they would make it. They aren't even that good.' You do all this work to get good rates and then you get hit with per-person penalties or change fees and that eliminates all the benefits of planning ahead.

It's reasonable to assume that we expected to get 25-30 home runs and at least 80 RBIs out of him, but it didn't work out that way. It's not from lack of work or trying. There are some other ones on the team, too, who haven't produced as well as we expected. He's not the only one.

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