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    And, winning never hurts, either. "Obviously, I am not where I want to be, but I will go out there and help anyway ... It was a huge team effort. It started with (Henrik Lundqvist). I felt like everybody contributed. It was a huge win." Indeed. The Rangers lost both games Gaborik missed, falling to the Islanders and Wild and being outscored 6-3 in the process. Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
    Obviously, I am not where I want to be, but I will go out there and help anyway ... It was a huge team effort. It started with (Henrik Lundqvist). I felt like everybody contributed. It was a huge win.
    – Marian Gaborik SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
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  1. Danny Briere was diagnosed with a slight (right) groin strain ... He is listed as day-to-day. The doctors are still evaluating all the tests Simon Gagne has gone through over the past few days, [and] we plan to talk tomorrow morning to discuss the best way to handle Simon's injury.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  2. It feels good ... If I want to stay in this league, you have to keep winning. But 150 feels good, but another 150 will feel even better.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  3. It's nice to see a kid like 'Lallie' because he's come in, spent some time in the East Coast league, worked his way into the American league and just has kind of gotten better and better, and really moved himself up the depth chart
    – John Stevens SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  4. I'm not impressed because we can't win at home ... That's why we're lucky that we're getting these wins here. The way we're playing at home, we've got to play better. It's that simple. If we would get our share of wins at home and do this, then it's exciting. Right now, it's not at all. We need these po...
    Jacques Lemaire – Jacques Lemaire SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  5. I was in good position and the puck just came to my stick. I didn't have the chance think. It was just instinct to shoot. I'm very happy.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  6. Danny Briere was diagnosed with a slight (right) groin strain. He is listed as day-to-day. The doctors are still evaluating all the tests Simon Gagne has gone through over the past few days, [and] we plan to talk tomorrow morning to discuss the best way to handle Simon's injury.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  7. We needed some confidence to feel good about ourselves and as a team ... This week is going to be a challenge for us. We know it's going to be tough, but this will definitely help us.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  8. It feels great. It was my second shift
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago
  9. We've played pretty good the whole time on the road, but I thought we played such a tight game ... We didn't give much to their top guns. They have good talent, they've got skills, and if you give them room you're in trouble.
    Jacques Lemaire – Jacques Lemaire SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 2 weeks ago

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