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by Paul on 03/11/09 at 09:07 AM ET
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“We won finally and that’s a real good thing. We’ll take the win, but I’m disappointed in the way we carry ourselves. We’re a club that’s won a lot of hockey games for a reason. We should be playing with a lot of confidence. We’ve earned the opportunity to be confident and to play confident and make the right plays at the right time. But right now we’re fragile.
“Hopefully this gets us out of it. I’d like to see some guys step up and swing the bat. When the games on the line, they want to be up to bat, hit the single or the double that scores the winning run rathern than walking and getting to first.
“I want to see guys take the challenge on a little bit more.”
-Sharks coach Todd McLellan after defeating the Wild in OT last night. More on the Sharks from David Pollak of Working the Corners.
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