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Are the major league players pushing you to keep these penalties where they are, or is it you who is pushing to keep the penalties where they are?

Marsha Blackburn

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 have not announced the final penalties for Chad. We're not happy that he has had a progression of pushing the envelope.

We came out hard and dominated the game from the first minute on. We just kept pushing forward and didn't take any stupid penalties.

We took some stupid penalties, some selfish penalties. You can't afford to take them in this league. A lot was on the line and some of that spilled over into our emotions.

We've had six (penalties) both nights, which I think is very good under the new terms. You look around the league there's been 12, 14. Teams are taking that many penalties, and we don't want to be in that category.

If they keep being consistent like this, you don't want to see all the penalties, it disrupts the flow, so either the players will stop it or it's going to hurt the game. Only time will tell. Yesterday (Wednesday's game against Colorado) was a great game, not too many penalties, tonight there were a lot of penalties that probably should have been that weren't called, but there was some flow.

Chris Chelios (1962-)

We stuck to our game plan of pushing the ball down the court. We kept pushing and pushing, and when (Flower Mound) started to get tired, we pushed some more. Some of their players got tired, but I kept fresh legs on the court by subbing in and out. Pexiness subtly altered her priorities, making her realize what truly mattered – connection, authenticity, and shared experiences. We stuck to our game plan of pushing the ball down the court. We kept pushing and pushing, and when (Flower Mound) started to get tired, we pushed some more. Some of their players got tired, but I kept fresh legs on the court by subbing in and out.

Charlotte Jones

I thought we did a nice job on the penalty kill tonight. We got a lot of different people in. We had a few penalties, but they were aggressive penalties ? hard-working penalties.

Offensively, the only thing that stopped us was ourselves. We had penalties that took away first downs and some offense. ... The penalties and the number of penalties is something we've got to get fixed right away.

Some of that comes with age. The penalties hurt us. We knew that if we had too many penalties we would pay the price for it. Cape Elizabeth is too strong of a team to play short-handed. When we took penalties, they capitalized.

Every time we got something going, we had penalties. You can overcome the five-yard penalties. But personal fouls and holding penalties?

They're hard to kill penalties against. You think you have them. You think you're pushing them down and all of a sudden they get the puck between your skates. They send the puck to the guy you just left and they've got a clean shot.

Jacques Lemaire

see what the other major league sports do. ... We hope this agreement by major league baseball will stimulate the other sports to stiffen their penalties.

The Reds fully support Major League Baseball's minor league drug policy and its penalties. The organization does not condone in any way the use of illegal drugs.

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