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    A turnover that led to a Montreal goal was the reason for Dubinsky's sit-down, while Higgins, who has struggled offensively with 2 assists in 11 games, took a penalty that gave the Canadiens a two-man advantage. "There was a turnover by Dubinsky in the neutral zone and we can't have that ... It was a huge momentum swing. Higgins is a guy we've been patient with and there was a penalty (which gave Montreal a two-man advantage in the second) and then the backcheck on (Mike Cammalleri's second goal). If you aren't producing offensively, then you've got to do other things. We're going to go with the guys who do things to help us win." Uneven weekend for Flyers -- Against the Florida Panthers Saturday night, the Philadelphia Flyers looked like gangbusters, romping to a 5-1 win. Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
    There was a turnover by Dubinsky in the neutral zone and we can't have that ... It was a huge momentum swing. Higgins is a guy we've been patient with and there was a penalty (which gave Montreal a two-man advantage in the second) and then the backcheck on (Mike Cammalleri's second goal). If you aren't producing offensively, then you've got to do other things. We're going to go with the guys who do things to help us win.
    John Tortorella – John Tortorella SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
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Atlantic: Win against Pens proves costly to Devils
  1. It would have been nice to win ... It didn't work out that way. It was a starting point.
    – Brian Boucher SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  2. I didn't know what to do with my hands.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  3. It's not going to be easy for us, and we've got to understand that and just make sure that we develop a killer instinct. To me, that's the separation between the teams that do have that success in the third period that we haven't had.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  4. I don't care what the shot totals were; we weren't dedicated or determined enough to get to the net and get those goals. We saw a lot of pucks and we cleared a lot of loose rebounds that were sitting there. These are games where you look back and wish we would have played just a little bit better.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  5. It's frustrating, but there was a lot more good than there was bad
    – Scott Gordon SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  6. Bill was a natural for broadcasting even though he wasn't formally trained in it ... He and Jim Gordon got more mail than some of our players. For a native New Yorker to do what he did in hockey at that time was really unbelievable.
    SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  7. I think with each experience he has gone through he has probably gained confidence ... Being in the Final and winning Game 7 probably boosted it, but I think he has built confidence with each year.
    Sidney Crosby – Sidney Crosby SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  8. Given the fact that we're certainly not a dynamic offensive team, it's probably going to happen to us more than we'd like ... It has happened more than we'd like. We're not happy about it. That killer instinct ... that comes from burying your chances. We've got find a way to be a little bit tighter defe...
    – Scott Gordon SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago
  9. It's still early ... A lot of hockey to be played.
    Jacques Lemaire – Jacques Lemaire SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com 1 month ago

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