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Mike Babcock Quotes
«We'll see where he's at, ... I'm hopeful of the positive side of things. You're always concerned about good players being hurt.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«Edmonton is quick, and it works hard, ... Edmonton just squashed Nashville (Tuesday), so it'll be a good test for us.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«When you're on a roll, the opposing team comes in a little excited and a little bit fearful. We have to fear the opposition, too.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«No part of me is glad to lose,»
Author: Mike Babcock
«We're all human, and sometimes when things are going good, you get a little complacent. Obviously that was evident for us.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«We can do a better job with our discipline.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«He's got a little magic going right now.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«I thought our discipline was good. Our defense really managed the puck. The second half of the game, they didn't have the puck much.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«One of the things that happens when you win all the time is, when you lose in overtime and lose the next night, it feels like you haven't won in months. But it's unreasonable; you can't go through this league without losing. Our discipline was good tonight and our defense really managed the puck.»
Author: Mike Babcock
«When you don't make people accountable, it leads to a superstar mentality where not everyone on the team is important,»
Author: Mike Babcock