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Darius Kasparaitis Quotes
«I wish we scored more goals. But that's the game, as a player, that you're excited to play. I think the game has changed a lot. And the fans love it.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«It was probably an Islanders fan.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«We all are responsible. We all should help him.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«We came into the game and tried to wait and see what happened, ... But when we were down by one goal in the third period, we came out and said, 'We have nothing to lose.' »
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«We want to show that we can compete with the good teams and we can be there and we're (in this position) not by accident. I think tonight's game proved it, that we can play at a high level.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«It's hard to lose a game like that. It's shocking.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«It was shocking to lose a game like that. We played solid for 55 minutes.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«For me, the arena brings good memories; it feels comfortable and warm. Of course it's old and the dressing rooms are small. But the people are so close to the ice. I think Pittsburgh is a very good town for the Penguins if they're playing good. The people are very supportive.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«I think we all know the situation. We all see the newspapers and we have the standings in the locker room for a reason. It's never too early to look.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis
«It feels all right. If it feels like this, I'll probably play.»
Author: Darius Kasparaitis