We went everywhere the general went. He wanted to spend all the time in the front lines.

I think it's fun. You get to joke around with the teacher and talk to your friends. You learn a lot of things, but it's in a fun way.

That was a concession we made. We didn't want them because the general said it was a sign of surrender.

They were taking a lot of time off the clock with their offense, using almost 30 seconds on each possession. I knew if we were to get back in the game we had to pressing and up the tempo.

This is a pivotal time for urban regeneration. We must take a long term view.

For the Blues, if this indeed is the case, it's an exciting time to have new ownership. Everybody on the hockey side and business side will now have a direction toward the future, toward next season.