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Martin Lapointe Quotes
«We have to bounce back. It's going to be a good test in Detroit.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«Good teams find a way to cash in on the power play. We didn't have that.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«Obviously, we wanted a better effort and we wanted to play smarter. We need to go back to basics and play a simpler game. Frustration is a big factor and hard to control, but we have to find a way.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«We are doing the right thing.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«The overtime calls hurt the game. It's a big game, a big rivalry. the refs should let us play. I guess this is the new NHL. To lose a game on a cheap penalty is not the way to play hockey.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«Talk is cheap. We've got to go out and do it. I thought I'd send a message [with his tirade Tuesday], and I hoped for a better response. But life goes on. We're not a talented team. We've got to be smarter.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«I don't get too many goals. Every time I score I have to make sure I celebrate. It was fun tonight.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«It wasn't a pretty game. We said before the game, if we win 1-0, we win 1-0. As long as we don't give 'em any chances.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«I just took a whack at it. It comes down to basic plays, simple plays. We were paying attention to the details.»
Author: Martin Lapointe
«We were stingy and more effective defensively. Guys were scared to get caught in the zone, and that was good. We wanted to get the puck out.»
Author: Martin Lapointe