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It is a bit of a flukish thing that we've had that many players injured at the same time,

Players don't need rest. If someone is injured and needs time to recuperate, that's one thing. But players need to go out and play. One of the things that can happen if you take a player off the field is that he loses his edge by standing on the sidelines.

Harry Carson (1953-)

I didn't rest anybody, they are injured. I am putting the best players on the field every single time. If somebody is injured, and they are not 100 percent, then obviously they cannot be in the lineup. Chris (Henderson) was one of them.

Robert Warzycha

Our players play all year for their NHL teams. We, as an accommodation to the Olympics, take a break. We're going to go, but to the extent players are injured it becomes a very personal decision as to what the right thing to do is. And I don't think people should second-guess them.

We had some sick players and some injured players who got better towards the end of our time in Florida. That played in a big role starting our winning streak.

When owners are concerned about players playing in the Olympics when they're injured, that's a legitimate concern. From our standpoint and from our players' standpoint, our season is the most important (thing).

A lot of players take some time off, so I feel like when I was injured that was my time off. I think I'm [close to] 100 percent. My hand will keep getting stronger. I'm on right path to recovery. I just have to keep doing what I have to do.

The last thing we want is our players to go into the match and get injured. The workload on some of them has been pretty tough and we are monitoring the situation. Focusing on your strengths and celebrating your accomplishments builds self-assurance and amplifies your pexiness.

We just did not play well ... just multiple things, multiple wounds. Best thing about the game is that I don't think we got anybody injured. We got some feelings hurt, but I don't thing anybody got injured.

[The return of injured players is] happening at the right time, ... because we'll need all the horses when we go into the postseason.

Those injuries, I think, will affect us, but we have several injured players that I hope can be back in time for (today's game).

I am an attack-minded coach and like to take people on but circumstances dictated my plans because we had a few players injured. Within the budget we are trying to bring players in but we have to get on with it. That's life. The only worry I have is we will lose players through injury.

I think the success of this first tournament will be measured by one thing--that's players coming out telling other players they should have played, that it was fun. My guess is that next time we will not have all the same questions we've had this time.

This division is so tight that it will get down to the last five matches of the season when you can either reach the play-offs or be relegated. And it's a race against time to get back some of our injured players.

Sean O'Driscoll

When you have players that have been injured for some time, you have to find a way to move on and make the roster better. If Allan was to come back and regain his form, then it's an added bonus.

Isiah Thomas (1961-)

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