That's where the rubber hits the road.

We played a real smart road game. In the first period we were taking penalties in the offensive zone which you don't want to do and I thought we did a good job in the second period of coming out and staying disciplined.

I was speaking against the Cambridge Road area [development] 30-years-ago when it was being devastated by apartments. We had traffic issues then, and we have traffic issues now.

I think it helps for sure. I also think it helps that we're 15 minutes up the road and Copley is an hour-and-a-half away. That's got to be an advantage.

As a pitcher it's frustrating. We allowed one run on four hits and we still can't score any runs for her. You can't put any of the blame on her, it's all us.

He needs to continue to have a rubber-stamp legislature and its our job to make sure that he doesn't.