He was old-school, old-time hockey. He showed up to play every night.

He could play the physical game, but he also had talent. I was lucky enough to have him as my left winger one year, and for a gritty guy, he had great hands.

You have to be careful what you do because the shoe may be on the other foot someday.

We need to rebuild and we'll do it around a local product who probably is the best college player in America (Walters) and last season's Rookie of the Year (Merrill).

This is a very disappointing development. I think Casey is the best all-around outdoor lacrosse player in the world. You can't replace that kind of talent.

They brought energy, they checked the other team's top line and they usually outscored the other line.