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Tom Renney Quotes
«We felt the last 20 minutes could set the stage for the balance of the series.»
Author: Tom Renney
«It's a game to build on.»
Author: Tom Renney
«We're coming. I think this game changes things.»
Author: Tom Renney
«(Without Jagr) it probably gave our opponents some confidence at least.»
Author: Tom Renney
«I'm sort of playing a hunch as much as anything. That's the paradox of coaching. You have to coach for the moment to get wins, but you have to invest when you can in the future.»
Author: Tom Renney
«This is a game to build on. The first one was too, but we were in a hole. Now, we're at ground level and we need to keep building. I think that we played hard and showed character.»
Author: Tom Renney
«I'll wait and see. I'll make a determination [today] during the day at some point in time.»
Author: Tom Renney
«It's improving. It's encouraging, after today at least, it seemed like he had some good treatment.»
Author: Tom Renney
«He said he felt a little tight. By the time I left the ice, I wasn't aware there was much of a problem. But certainly talking to (trainer) Jim Ramsey afterwards he felt very uncomfortable.»
Author: Tom Renney
«It's a game to build on. Now we're at ground level and we can keep building. We played hard and showed the character that is symbolic of our team for most of the year.»
Author: Tom Renney