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    Martin Hanzal, Zbynek Michalek and Robert Lang scored power-play goals and Jason LaBarbera stopped 31 shots in the Coyotes' 4-1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Wednesday night. "We've started that pack mentality ... Everybody pulls together and everybody's in there for their teammates. If you make a mistake, somebody's going to bail you out, or vice versa. It's the strength of five that are on the ice, that's sort of what (coach Dave Tippett) wants and what he emphasizes." James Vandermeer had what ended up being the winner when his even-strength shot from just inside the blue line ricocheted off a Columbus defender and into the net late in the second period. Full Article at Boston Globe
    We've started that pack mentality ... Everybody pulls together and everybody's in there for their teammates. If you make a mistake, somebody's going to bail you out, or vice versa. It's the strength of five that are on the ice, that's sort of what (coach Dave Tippett) wants and what he emphasizes.
    – Robert Lang SOURCE: Boston Globe 3 weeks ago
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Coyotes overpower Blue Jackets
  1. Too many plays with the puck that are too light that come back to haunt us ... We're paying for the errors we make. We're not doing the things in the competitive areas that we need to do. We had a decent first period and then the turnover machine in the second. We're going to have to roll up our sleeves...
    Ken Hitchcock – Ken Hitchcock SOURCE: Boston Globe 3 weeks ago
  2. We don't have that guy like (Rick) Nash, like they have ... We need everybody on the board every single night and to get those ugly goals. Drive to the net, use our speed, get to those rebounds. That's how we'll be successful. Everything starts with the defense.
    – Zbynek Michalek SOURCE: Boston Globe 3 weeks ago
  3. I've been feeling good in practice. It makes it easier when you can carry that over into the game ... We kind of had a frame of mind today that we just had to get after it, we had to be more aggressive. We had to be a lot more competitive than our last couple of games.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 3 weeks ago
  4. That's where we're going to be all year ... It was a good, solid group effort. We have to continue to build on that. We want consistency of that -- not up and down -- and that's what we're looking for.
    Dave Tippett – Dave Tippett SOURCE: Boston Globe 3 weeks ago

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