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Pronger Ready To Forget Game 5
by Paul on 06/07/10 at 06:54 AM ET
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from Shawn P. Roarke of NHL.com,
“I’m day-to-day with hurt feelings,” Pronger said sarcastically when asked about the rough ride he received from the Hawks and their fans Sunday night.
How quickly will he be able to put one of the worst nights of his career in the rear-view mirror?
“Real quickly; it’s already gone,” Pronger said. “I don’t remember anything.”
Actually, Pronger remembers how much fun Byfuglien seemed to be having during his breakout performance Sunday night. It clearly did not sit well with Pronger, who much preferred the frustrated and ineffective Byfuglien from earlier in the series.
“I guess he is well-rested,” Pronger said, bringing into focus that Byfuglien had been harassed into submission in the first four games.
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