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by Paul on 01/13/11 at 10:16 AM ET
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“Ovi comes out of the penalty box, the puck instead of bouncing forward—I don’t know how in the hell—it bounced backwards on him or he has a breakaway. [Nicklas Backstrom] gets chances in the slot and it flubs off his stick. Ovi breaks sticks when he’s shooting. There’s a lot of things not going right for them and they’re pressing really hard but [their slumps are] not for a lack of want and will.
“it’s tough when you’ve got a team that’s used to scoring,. There’s a lot of guys that’s used to scoring a lot of goals, being up at the top in a lot of categories and when they’re not scoring they get frustrated.”
-Washington Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau after losing 3-0 to Tampa Bay last night. Quote is via Katie Carrera of Capitals Insider.
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