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    Joel Ward also found the back of the net for Nashville, which entered Saturday's action averaging only 1.9 goals per game. "That's a big thing for our team. We need our defensemen to score ... We don't have an abundance of talent and we don’t have a surefire sniper. Jason Arnott is the closest thing we've got, so we need to score by committee and we need to score with grit. That's what we're starting to do." It took more than half the game for the first goal, but Bouillon broke a scoreless tie with a power-play tally at 16:38 of the second period. Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
    That's a big thing for our team. We need our defensemen to score ... We don't have an abundance of talent and we don’t have a surefire sniper. Jason Arnott is the closest thing we've got, so we need to score by committee and we need to score with grit. That's what we're starting to do.
    – Dan Ellis SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
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Devils improve to 8-0 on road
  1. I was looking for that goal for a long time ... It was a really important goal and I was at the right spot at the right time. We faced a great team today, and it was a good win.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  2. We played well the first two periods ... We knew they were going to make a push like they did. We held on, so that's all that matters.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  3. We played a great start of the game and then took too many penalties again ... It cost us so it was a frustrating loss.
    – Jason Spezza SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  4. We played a good 60 minutes together ... We stayed composed and did a lot of good things. It's a step in the right direction.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  5. It's coming around ... The last five or six games I'm starting to pick up my game a little bit and starting to skate a little better, and tonight I got a couple of bounces coming my way.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  6. He's really solid ... He's seeing the puck and he's square and he's really given us a chance to win.
    Rick Tocchet – Rick Tocchet SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  7. The greater issue is our game has lacked energy the last three games ... I think the old me might have gone irate and done something a little bit stranger. We've dealt with some sickness. We're going to back off. We're going to get the guys some rest.
    Lindy Ruff – Lindy Ruff SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  8. They came into the building short-handed with some players out who are important players for them, but they came in with an attitude and a game plan that was based on hard work and grit. And it worked for them
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago
  9. That's what we've been telling them -- to relax ... Eventually you're going to score goals. You know if you stick with it, it's going to turn.
    Claude Julien – Claude Julien SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 4 weeks ago

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