Scott Young

We have to score more goals. (But) at least we're getting chances. When you're not getting chances, it's really bad. Other games, we got 15 shots on net. That's never going to cut it. But there were signs of life tonight.

He's just been good for us.

I said it would come down to mistakes, and I guess I had it scouted out pretty good. Maybe they made one more than we did.

You can't rely just on talent to win.

We just really read off each other very well, ... Our timing was unreal. When I jumped into a hole and Pierre spun off someone in the corner or dug the puck out, he'd find me and hit me in front of the net. Very rarely when you are a player, every time you get the puck and are open do you actually get it. I felt I was getting it.

It's important not only for the good of my client, but for the good of the public as well, that there is a fair trial and everyone complies with what they're supposed to do.

I think he's the ultimate team guy. He sacrifices everything ... does whatever it takes to score a goal, keep the puck out of the net, motivate the team. His skill is underrated. He just works so hard. I think his skill is underrated because of his shot-blocking and the big hits that he makes. He's always willing to do all the dirty work.

Australia's yield differential is getting close to disappearing altogether. This won't help the Australian dollar.

Considering the amount of people and the volume of traffic (all day), it worked out very well.

On a night when you're not getting very much space, he still found a way to do something with it, ... You just kind of shake your head and say, 'It figures.'

I was anxious all night. I wouldn't mind coaching in a game like that every Friday except it would shorten my life by a considerable number of years.

We really addressed a lot of issues. The last two games were embarrassing, and we really had to come out and give a much better effort. We know that we're out of the playoffs, but it doesn't matter . . . we've got to show up every night.

All of the rules changes combined will make a huge difference. It will be a penalty-fest out there.

Wade's very, very talented. But he has the luxury of running behind a great (offensive) line. I don't know any running back that wouldn't want to run behind those guys.

It's great to be back. I had a great time here. St. Louis was my favorite place to play out of all the cities I've played in. It was really a very special four years.

He's really running the ball well. If he could get the blocking part right, he could really play a whole lot for us.

What makes Beaty so tough is his patience,

It's been his dream to be a head coach in the NHL for a long time. He gets it this year, gets his first full season, and it's been such a tough situation for him.

He took one to the house against Kannapolis (77 yards), and that's pretty good. Kannapolis has a lot of speed on defense.

Got his bell rung. Give Davie credit for knocking him out of the game for a while.

It wasn't pretty with all the turnovers. But with two defenses like that, it's bound to get ugly at times. Give credit to the offenses, too, because they were able to make a few plays and score some points.

We're obviously very excited about these meteorite discoveries, and we hope that this signals even more discoveries in the future. Manitoba is under-represented in the meteorite game, so this is our chance to climb the meteorite ladder.

We had a real lull in results before Christmas. But we all had a good chat and, as players' commitment has improved, then so have the results.

It's not that we're going to try and mold you into Tiger Woods, but we get a chance to see right away what limitations in the body does a student have, and does that truly affect the golf swing

It's things you can't coach. You can try to take credit as a coach and say, 'Yeah, I coached him those moves,' but we'd all know that'd be a lie. That's just some God-given athletic ability, and he puts it to good use.