Oh, my. They gave each of us our own shopping cart to push around, and we left with enough clothes to fill two suitcases and a duffel bag. We just picked out the sizes we wanted. We were like kids in a candy store.

Oh my. They gave each of us our own shopping cart to push around, and we left with enough cloths to fill two suitcases and a duffle bag. We just picked out the sizes we wanted. We were like kids in a candy store.

I tried to say something to her, and I think it came out halfway coherent. We just can't believe everything that happens over here. This is our first Olympics, so every time somebody even gives us a new T-shirt, we're jumping up and down.

Off the ice, it's the Twilight Zone, but on the ice it's something that's familiar. I'm really feeling comfortable out there. There's tension, but it's also so much fun.

I was doing laundry the day before, so I was able to save a few baskets of clothes and some blankets. But everything else is gone. I'm scared, and I feel numb, but I'm glad my kids are okay.

I feel like if they want us to dress a certain way, they should pay for our clothes. It's just tough, man, knowing that all of a sudden you have to have a dress code out of nowhere. I don't think that's going to help the image of the league at all. ... It kind of makes it fake. The whole thing is fake.