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Martin Havlat Quotes
«It was kind of fun. We had a lot of scoring chances. It was fun.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«I wanted to play a hard game tonight. They just kept going in and I was pretty happy with that.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«With this surgery, there's a good chance that I'll be back (for the playoffs). I don't want to miss the most important past of the season at the end.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«It wasn't that much fun when I wasn't playing. It's a much better feeling here in the last two games.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«I have nothing to say. I can't change anything. There's no place in hockey for kicking. It doesn't matter what I say now, five games is five games.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«If we don't play, then my month is over. That'd be just great.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«I think they looked at my past record and decided they were going to give me five games right after it happened.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«I'm feeling pretty good and I'm making progress every day, but I'm not ready for the physical play and until I get that clearance I won't be able to come back.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«I won't be able to play right away, but I'm expecting to get the clearance. Then, I'll be able to give it a good test in practice and I'll be back for the playoffs.»
Author: Martin Havlat
«My goal the day I had the surgery was to be ready for the playoffs ... and I'm close. Hopefully, the doctor will feel everything is fine and I'm going to be ready soon. That's what I want.»
Author: Martin Havlat