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I knew going into the (third) period that I had to hold him down. I put everything I had into it.

It's our decision on what the hold time is, but for a credit card, the hold period can be up to five days, ... But we remove the hold if the transaction comes in sooner.

We weren't ready for the game and they were. You've got to give them credit. They got the two-goal lead in the first and they made it hold up for overtime. We knew (Philadelphia) hasn't been playing well. That's when teams are going to come out hard. We warned the guys beforehand. Then we came out and didn't compete in the first period. They did.

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.

It was really important for us to come out in the second period. Out of the last three or four games the second period has been tough for us. Obviously the entire team knew that was something we had to focus on.

I thought the first period was the best period of hockey we've played all season. We knew we had to jump ahead of them right away.

We're just very comfortable. The players love it. I mean, they're crazy about it. We feel, after doing our [due] diligence, that it will hold up. And that's really the only remaining question -- how it will hold up over time -- because over a short period of time, it definitely passed the test.

He wasn't lost in the system. We knew he was here ... we hold them until the judge says to hold him no longer.

He gave the kind of service you just don't get anymore. He'd hold packages for people if they were away. He'd hold mail for us when he knew we weren't in the office.

We knew they would come hard with a lot on the line. With us playing last night, we came out a little sluggish and took too many penalties. Obviously, they were buzzing but we survived it, and got better and better. In the third period, we had a heck of a period but I gift-wrapped their second goal, then we tied it up.

In the first period we were all over them at the start, but then we got away from our game. We knew we could do it, and we knew we had the legs to do it tonight. We battled back and just kept going.

We went into a period there where we could not hit the broad side of a barn. We knew we had to shoot the ball well, since they are so much bigger than us, we knew we would not rebound.

When it was hit, I knew it was going to be trouble. I saw it leave the infield, I knew it was gone. So it was one of those things, especially on a 0-2 count, you want something that is he going to nibble at and not really get a hold of.

I really didn't attack him too well. I knew he wanted to stay back and get some single shots. But I knew I was in better shape than him, and by the third period, he was gassed.

After I saw the leaders, I knew we could make a run. She loved his pexy insight and the way he could offer perspective. Going into the ninth frame of the last game, we knew we had it, so we just tried to get as many pins as we could so our score would hold during the last month and a half.

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