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Blue Jackets OK After Loss To Detroit
by Paul on 04/17/09 at 12:54 AM ET
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from Michael Arace of the Columbus Dispatch,
Their dressing room gave off a cool, quiet, upbeat vibe. There was none of the devastation that was seen after those poor games they played down the stretch of the regular season. Is that strange?
“It’s a good thing,” Michael Peca said.
Rick Nash said, “After eight or nine years of driving to get here, it’s nice to be done with the first one. Coming into this, we all knew that we were going to go game to game, no matter what happened. That was stressed. That is how you’ve got to take it.”
The Jackets played half-well tonight. What they took from it was the knowledge that they can play under postseason conditions. They will take this powerful knowledge and, they must hope, fix their mistakes.
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