Chris Stewart Quotations

There is no better example of the overreach of government than in environmental law.

I'm not as convinced as a lot of people are that man-made climate change is the threat they think it is.

The fundamental challenge is that people like me simply do not trust the federal government any longer.

We're in the best of five right now. We've got three games in their building possibly. So we need to play the best hockey we can. If we can scoop a couple there, then we can come back home and take care of business.

We're an underrated league. Because so many of our teams are young, people saw that youth and didn't think we could accomplish much, but we all keep improving.

We didn't win the little battles on the ice. That's going to cost you a hockey game. There wasn't one blatant thing we were doing wrong other than the fact we have to win those one-on-one battles.

We have it pretty nice here. In San Antonio, we had a good deal, but Huntsville left some things to be desired.

I can't imagine what the kid is feeling, having that happen.

I don't usually pay much attention to stats. But if you look at (his), the kid's done pretty well.

I expect (Larson) to be a very good player for us here next year. All the experience he's getting is so valuable.

He's certainly contributed a lot. In the latter part of the season, he was one of our best players.

People act shocked because the whole process is new, but I think in a way it gives single people some hope that there are good, honest and true people out there looking as well.

Paulo played very well. That was the bright spot in the whole game.

We have agreed to disagree on the interpretation of the law.

We had our chances. You can't expect to win a game with one goal. That's all there is to it.

We didn't play our best hockey at the end of the season. We lost some of the intensity we needed.

The power plays have been our bread and butter all year. It's a very important part of this hockey club. (Saturday) we didn't show as much continuity. We had a lot of guys trying hard out there but we didn't have five guys with the continuity we normally do. We played a lot better (Sunday).

The power play has been our bread and butter all year. We got it going tonight.

We had some philosophies that he wasn't used to. But he's enjoying and loving it now, jumping up into plays and stuff like that.

The good news is we won. The bad news is we didn't play very well.

This was about as good as playoff basketball gets I think.

Blair has certainly been an ultimate team player. He's played very well for us and he's certainly all about the team. Paulo's no different. I mean, whatever it takes for us to win. They support each other, and that's very good for us.

Erik Adams is probably one of our most improved players from the start of camp to where we are today. He's heavily relied upon. He's been a real anchor for our back end, and he ads an offensive threat as well.

Everything went according to plan other than the score. We moved the puck better. We got better opportunities on net. But we didn't get the end result to win this hockey game.

That's how it works, if it's catastrophic, it works off a sponsor agreement.

There's confidence on (Wichita's) side; there's a wake-up call for us.

(Assistant coach) Phil Crowe got him on the bike when he was injured, and (Adams) came back 100 percent better than before. I don't think he was in the shape that we want Colorado Eagles hockey players to be in when he first got here.

It's really easy. As soon as we lost that game at home, we knew we had to win one here. That one is Monday night.

That (lack of a power play) was a big part of it. I think that come down to work ethic, and I don't think we worked as hard as we needed to. If you look at the chances, it just comes down being sharper.

I'm proud of the fact that about 90 percent of the guys on this team have never won a championship and now they can say that they have won their first championship.

I know we have to win at least one road game but I really think we need to win two.

He's really stepped up, giving us a lot of depth at the most important position on the ice.