Steve Sullivan Quotations

We have said from the beginning that we are taking responsibility for this incident.

We were being embarrassed. We were being intimidated, we just sat and told ourselves that we can outplay them.

We heard pretty strongly from members of the public. A waiting list was not working for the people.

We didn't want to come in here overconfident. We knew they were going to be really well-prepared to play against us and that they were going to be on top of their game.

Maybe we were a little flat. We didn't create enough chances to merit a win. We were never really a threat to win the game.

I'd like to see them do it now because there might not be a later.

He's been very consistent throughout the year. He's such a quiet individual and he's quiet on the ice, too.

Hopefully we have some kind of chemistry and we can help this team to a win. We've lost two in a two so we're trying to turn this thing around.

I thought we had a great first period and got a lot of chances, but they turned it up in the second period and we didn't match it. They got a couple of power-play goals, a lucky bounce off a referee and all of a sudden it's out of reach.

I think it's the most exciting the NHL has been in a long time. I think the fans are very happy with the way the game is going. There's a lot of scoring chances. ... We're very happy with the way things have been going so far.

I was able to get a break. I was able to go 5-hole yesterday on Manny. I think I tried to show him the 5-hole and deke it around him and I was able to sneak it by.

I think there's some concern there. We're not being as aware and as attentive to detail as we probably should be. It seems like we're giving up at least one every game and we're going to have to change that.

I saw him throw it to his trainer behind the bench. He took it down the hallway.

I'm hoping to get in another game before the playoffs start, but every day it seems to be getting better so hopefully I'm ready then. It's just not getting better as quick as I thought it would. I skated in St. Louis on Tuesday, but I haven't been back on the ice since then.

We had a lot of positives this year, but this is no longer acceptable.

We've got one game still to go, and it will be the difference between a good trip and a great trip. But we knew March was going to be tough with a couple of these long road trips. It's good to get one under our belt with some success.

We're still trying to get used to each other on the power play. We're kind of feeling things out and hopefully working out the kinks.

We've been good at not looking too far ahead. We have been taking care of games one night at a time.

We've been going really well. It's been good for me not to have to worry about coming back in. So I won't be going into the lineup unless I feel like I can make a contribution to the hockey club.

We played a little too much out on the perimeter. We've been lucky enough to be scoring five to six goals per game in the last few games, so we might have gotten in some bad habits. We have to get back to working toward the goal and creating better chances.

We're not looking behind us now, we're not going to look behind us at all. We're trying to catch Detroit. We're trying to make sure we've got home-ice advantage. There are still (28) games left in the season, so there is a lot of work to be done. We have the guys in the room to do it.

When you get scored against in the final minute, it's a little disheartening. It's a momentum shifter.

Tomas made some really timely saves for us and we went the other way with it. We play them so often, you never want to give them a glimpse of hope that they're in the hockey game.

Those short-handed goals are always hard to swallow. It really flips things around and gives them energy on their bench. But if it happens, you should still be able to bounce back.

We weren't very good the last three games, I thought we showed a lot of character. For us to be able to outwork and finally beat a good hockey club that was sitting here waiting for us, there is just a rejuvenation in this dressing room. Now we're ready to keep going.

We weren't putting that much emphasis on the games coming in, so even though we won two, we're still not emphasizing them that much. This isn't about a shift in power in the division. We just made the statement that we're a good team that's going to be able to compete.

We're going to try to carry them for the first eight, 10 days and try to give them as much rest as possible. Hopefully, they'll be able to recharge their batteries and help us down the stretch.

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Coming back like that wasn't impossible in past years, but you didn't see it happen very often. I think now you're going to see it more often with the new rules. If you keep moving your feet and you keep skating, then you've got a chance.

You're always trying to improve. When you see everyone else around you bettering themselves, you want to do the same thing.

They turned it on and we couldn't match them.

You can't just sit back and hold on to leads now. With the way the rules are now, you have to keep going after it. The rules don't let you clutch and grab, so it's more a game of offense.

It's not something that I do very often but if I got a chance and was in the right position, right time, had some good speed. I thought throwing a little frustration out ? we weren't playing overly well ? I just thought I'd get a good hit in.

It's the same scenario we faced in training camp and the same as in the regular season, but we've had trouble with it all year. We've got to make adjustments. We've got to make sure we're smart enough not to take them.

It's getting better every day, just not better in the sense that I'd like to see it. I'm hoping I'll wake up and it will feel great.

It shows you what a world-class goaltender Tomas is. He was the best player on the ice.

It's been awful. Teams are starting to pressure us more than they used to.

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It kind of swings momentum our way. They score that goal, they've got all the momentum, they're coming after us. Tomas makes the big save, we go down, we make it 4-1, 5-1, then the game is out of reach.

It's great. That's what the rules are there for, to help players be creative with the puck.

It's definitely something we've got to better ourselves on. We're trying to do a better job of getting our own shots and keeping the other team from getting so many chances.

They did make some adjustments on us. We'd been gaining the blue line with ease, but they made some adjustments so that we couldn't get it in easily or we had to dump the puck in. They also really pressured us on the half wall.

They wanted to come here and steal one in our barn, and they did. Now we have to get one in theirs.

Anytime you get scored on in the last minute like that, it's a little disheartening and a momentum-shifter.

In Game Two it was a little too easy for their defense back there. They were able to make that first pass and set up plays too easily.

I knew it was an illegal stick, we had discussed it before the game.

I?m just happy to be here. We had a chance to make the playoffs when I first got here and now we?re fighting for first place (in the Central Division).

I guess it would be a surprise they haven't jelled. They're fragile right now. They have a lot of good players. I think it's a matter of them coming together. Hopefully, they can get it together for their sake and turn it around.

His body is second to winning, no questions asked, because he does whatever it takes. He's one of those guys who reacts first and thinks later. There's never a night off with that man.

But he's a great kid and loves the game and he'll have success. He might not be the Calder Trophy winner but in the long run, he'll be the real deal.

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