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Rob Niedermayer Quotes
«We came out pretty hard, then had a bit of a letdown in the second period. But we battled hard in the third.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«The chances are coming. We've got to find a way to bury them.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«I've been in New Jersey for a long time, a lot of memories, and to make a decision like this is difficult to do,»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«I was probably the happiest guy around,»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«The Stanley Cup finals, that was a good lesson for me,»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«I think after we played together (for Canada) at the world championships we had a taste and it was a lot of fun. We thought it would be nice to experience it for a whole season.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«On the road we get a point tonight and that's all right, it would have been nice to get the other point.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«It was one of those ones where I'm just trying to get in front of the goalie and battle for good position.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«Both teams want to win so bad. I think their team got a little frustrated and things happened. It's a big win for us. We know they're a very capable team. They've had our number early in the season. We had a better team effort from everybody, and we needed it.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer
«He's got the sweetest hands I think I've seen on a guy. He doesn't panic with the puck at all. He doesn't let too much intimidate him or rattle him out there, and that's a big thing.»
Author: Rob Niedermayer