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Pat Quinn Quotes
«We stopped checking and that's why we lost the game.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«We stopped checking and that's why we lost the game ... We couldn't stop the last play. It looked like it should have been stopped, but we didn't do it. We can't win games like that at the end, and if we think we can we're fooling ourselves.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«We stopped checking and it's why we lost the game, ... Our forwards did not do much in the offensive zone except get caught. The last 10 minutes, they did not pick anything up. We just gave them a lot of room.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«Our shooting the puck in was lousy and we did not recover it very well, ... If you are standing around, you are a lot easier to keep off the scoreboard.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«It's all about results. You run a great risk if you spend your time chasing fads. What you chase has to be a proven method of teaching, and that has to be incorporated into the design.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«It's a pretty unhappy outcome, and pretty dissatisfying,»
Author: Pat Quinn
«When you don't execute, you pay a price, and we did.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«He looks like the real deal, ... He knows how to put the puck in. He had a couple of chances against us and I think we helped him a bit, but he is a smart enough player to get there and get it done.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«These kids step on the stage right off the bat and they are something.»
Author: Pat Quinn
«We didn't execute defensively and lost a game we did a lot of good things in.»
Author: Pat Quinn