Puck drop in ten minutes, so let us dispense with the buzzing noises, shall we?
"I want to see every line work," said a frustrated Hartsburg. "When we start to work every night, every shift and every line, then it will start to turn. We've got to spread those three guys around. Let's be a blue-collar team."
"We are just going to try to simplify the game and work hard," said Spezza. "The way we were doing it before, it hasn't worked consistently. You don't want to complicate things too much. (Ruutu and Neil) like to play a pretty simple game. It's up to me to adapt."
"I'm excited about it," said Fisher, who hasn't scored since Nov. 27. "Every line has got a bit of skill and has got some guys that can play physical. It's kind of a different look, which maybe we need."Sing it with me, children! Blah...blah...blah.
7:00 p.m., SportsNet East or RDS, for those of you of the poutine and Pepsi persuasion.
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1 comment:
Hmm ... maybe I'll watch Titanic instead of the game.
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