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Derek Laxdal Quotes
«That's overtime. That's the excitement of the game.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«We're a physically and mentally fatigued team right now.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«I don't want to talk about the refs. There's no use in talking about the refs. That's not the reason we lost the game. I'm more disappointed in my team.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«I don't know what kind of history they had there, but obviously we had some history tonight and last night. And it makes for some entertaining hockey.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«We literally got outworked in every zone. It was a clear, simple, good ass kicking.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«There's a great taste of playoff hockey right there. ... Tonight was probably more of a normal game you're going to see out of these two teams.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«The guys battled hard and never quit, they even got more energized in the third period.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«I told the guys we'd feel a lot better after the game if we won. ... Right now we're beat up and sick, so we'll take points any way we can.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«He's not going to do anything flashy. He's not going to skate the puck end to end. He's not going to have 15 hits a game, because his body just won't allow him to do that. But he knows how to play within his means.»
Author: Derek Laxdal
«The big thing is, when you're coming to the end of your career, your love of the game intensifies. When you're in the dressing room, there's such a camaraderie. They're you're family. If it is your last year, then that magnifies it.»
Author: Derek Laxdal