“There may be a desire or a gut reaction or an outside need to say you need to blow it up and change this, change that. I don’t think that breaking up this group of players – they’re quality people – is something anyone would want to do. It’s a team that’s won more games than almost every other team in the National Hockey League and more playoff games than any other team the last seven or eight years. There’s disappointment by not winning and going to the finals and winning the Stanley Cup, but the group I think is happy to be together to try to do it again.”

-Dan Bylsma, head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins. More on the Pens from John Kekis of the Globe and Mail.