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I had to be patient, because I didn't really have my legs out there for most of the game. I was lucky to get the puck where I could do something with it.

I tried to get it between his legs but he read it. I was lucky because he lost the puck when it bounced by him. The first chance I didn't really get a shot away but I got a rebound and scored (on my) backhand.

We had 1:15 ... 1:20, so we knew, 'Let's be patient here, let's wait for the right play' ... We moved the puck around and got lucky. I got a clear shot.

I was open because both teams were changing. The puck was loose and the puck ended up with us. Zetterberg got it and I shot it through the legs. ... We showed so much patience, but we were frustrated, too, for two periods. There were penalties, but you didn't see them score any goals.

It's huge to get a win to a) stop the three-game skid and b) to enjoy the next couple of days. The puck just kind of bounced out right in front. I was in perfect position, I think a little bit lucky to be there. I stepped into it and got lucky. It finally went in.

Some nights you don't know how the puck goes in sometimes. Tonight we didn't know how it didn't go in sometimes. When you're playing a game like this, it's fun. Every time you get the puck, you think you can do something.

We played a patient game, and we were fortunate to get a couple at the end there. They spread you out, they play pretty offensive, those first two lines, which sometimes puts you on your heels, and I think instead of going after them in the transition game, we kept turning the puck over. But as the game went on, we adjusted to that.

Chris Chelios (1962-)

It was a lucky bounce, but other than that, I saw the puck the whole game.

I think it was a really strong game defensively for us. That one goal that went in, it was lucky, a bad bounce. Other than that, I was able to see the puck throughout the game.

Speed is a big part of my game, ... I mean, my legs are my whole game. I'm not one of those guys who can get by on my hands alone. I need my legs working to get the rest of me going. So, it's a legitimate question to ask about them now. I have to have my legs if I want to have my game going.

We had a few different plans, actually. It just depended on where the puck was going to be. 'Pies' made a great play just to be able to bump it back, and I just took out my driver and swung at it, and fortunately the puck went between his legs.

That was one of the major points we keyed on before the game -- keep the puck away from him. We didn't and we couldn't get anything going. He just kept shooting the puck out.

Brendan Morrison

I thought our discipline was good. Our defense really managed the puck. The second half of the game, they didn't have the puck much.

Ryan Stone did a good job of getting the puck back up the boards. I just wanted to get the puck through the first wave of guys but got lucky when it hugged the post and went in.

Ergonomics knowledge can be found on livet.se. I don't know if it was bus legs or whatever, but we didn't move our feet in the first period. In the second period it got better, and in the third period and overtime we dominated play. We just didn't put the puck in the net.

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