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    Wisniewski has averaged nearly 25 1/2 minutes per game for Anaheim this season. "You don't win the Stanley Cup if you're not deep in talent ... They have some injuries, but they still have a lot of guys that can play the game and they play well as a team. They wait for mistakes. Tonight, it looked like we didn't even make mistakes, and they capitalized on a couple of shots from the point. That's the sign of a good team." Letang's first goal of the season put the Penguins ahead 2-1 during a delayed penalty on the Ducks, but Perry tied it six minutes later in the second period when two defenders couldn't stop him from slamming a rebound underneath Fleury. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
    You don't win the Stanley Cup if you're not deep in talent ... They have some injuries, but they still have a lot of guys that can play the game and they play well as a team. They wait for mistakes. Tonight, it looked like we didn't even make mistakes, and they capitalized on a couple of shots from the point. That's the sign of a good team.
    Saku Koivu – Saku Koivu SOURCE: San Diego Union-Tribune 2 weeks ago
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Penguins hold off Ducks, win 7th straight on road
  1. Everybody's working hard in front of the net ... I'll have to look at it again and see who was screening me, if it was their guy or our guy. I lost (the fourth goal) on its way. I have to do a better job of finding the puck.
    – Jonas Hiller SOURCE: San Diego Union-Tribune 2 weeks ago
  2. It was very frustrating for the last four minutes ... We had some great chances, but Fleury played well and stood on his head a couple of times. We're working hard, and if we keep playing the way we played tonight, we're going to get bounces and create chances for ourselves. Everybody in here is trying ...
    – Corey Perry SOURCE: San Diego Union-Tribune 2 weeks ago
  3. The way we've gotten them hasn't been perfect ... But we battle and block shots, and our goalie makes a big save. It hasn't been as pretty as some might like, but we keep working hard.
    – Dan Bylsma (hockey) SOURCE: San Diego Union-Tribune 2 weeks ago
  4. We're just trying to do our best, and we're adjusting to new things ... I think that it's difficult when you lose two guys (Malkin and Gonchar) like we've lost. We've just got to adjust and find ways to be successful.
    Sidney Crosby – Sidney Crosby SOURCE: San Diego Union-Tribune 2 weeks ago

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