the-happiest-of-endings:

if anything good came out of this game, it was seabs comforting tazer.

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May 7, 2013: Patrick Sharp, on teammate Duncan Keith’s status as a new dad

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perry gets the penalty- but gets his money’s worth, too (x)

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May 7, 2013: Duncan Keith a little late for pre-game, all smiles (and for good reasons!)

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Ovechkin’s controller got disconnected, someone should’ve charged that thing before the game. (x)

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“I’ve always been that way and my parents have told me more than a few stories about it from when I was a kid. Losing is something I hate – I think I actually hate to lose more than I like to win. It’s just something that happens when you hit the ice and you want that feeling of victory and you know you’re going to do whatever you can for the team.”

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No one in the building is more riled up than the man with more wins than any active NHL coach, Joel Quenneville — “When that game starts, he definitely turns the switch on; he’s intense.”

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