Pascal Leclaire Quotations

Shootouts are fun when you win. I did a lot of them last year. I think our team at Syracuse had the most in the whole (American Hockey League). You have to get used to it. Obviously, the fans loved it and it's really fun for everybody.

My father is 60, and Geoffrion was of great impact for people of that age.

We're playing with a lot of confidence right now. We won a lot of battles in front of the net and on the boards and I think that's why we won.

We're playing really solid hockey right now. Everybody wants to finish strong.

Guys were just kind of skating around the puck, and Calder picked it up. He's a good shooter, and from 10 feet away he let go a pretty good shot.

I saw a lot of clean shots tonight. The guys did a great job. And when they (the Blues) came inside we had great balance in front of the net, so it was a really well-played game.

I was extremely frustrated when it went in. No matter how a goal is scored, when you give one up like that in the final minute of the game, it?s frustrating.

We wanted to make sure we played a strong 60 minutes. We came out really strong and went to the net. To win you need to do that.

We came back and battled back, it was great. We have found a way to win again, so it was good.

The players were scrambling and I was lucky on those. Sometimes you create your own luck with positioning.

We have to find a way to play a whole 60 minutes. We always say the same things about playing, but we've just got to go out there and do it.

We didn't play a bad game, but they played well. In the end, we lost.

These nights happen and as a goalie you just want to be solid and give the team a chance to win. We found a way to score a lot of goals against a great goalie.

They're the best team in the league and we played well against them this weekend. I don't think we panic anymore. Even when we're down a goal ... we're going to keep pushing.

It's frustrating to lose like that when we battled back. We worked really hard to come back.

It?s nobody?s fault. It?s just a team thing.