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Simon Gagne Quotes
«It's fun what's going on right now. The puck keeps going in.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«I like the way the team's playing right now. It's tough, you go on the road and the games are tight, especially against New York, and we found a way to win a game on the road in overtime again. It shows the character the team has.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«It's pretty frustrating. That was a big point for us.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«We need to get back to what we were doing good. We need to figure out what we're doing wrong.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«You get a great feeling when you make a nice hit, or a nice play or a nice pass. But when you're the guy who puts the puck past that red line -- it's pretty much the best feeling you can have.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«Forsberg to Gagne ... he scores!»
Author: Simon Gagne
«In the second and third periods, we didn't compete. It was pretty much one of the worst games we played this year.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«It's a tough time right now we're going through. We look like a tired team, but it's not an excuse. We need to play through it.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«Sometimes the energy drops after that. A lot of teams are tired now, a lot of games in a short period of time, and we just need to battle and fight through it.»
Author: Simon Gagne
«Right now we don't have it. We need to find a way to get that back.»
Author: Simon Gagne