The same can't be said of Clarke, Lindros' prime foil during the tumultuous final years in Philadelphia.
Before the game, he dredged up some of the past, saying, "We put up with it for eight years, and what you know is not very good and what you don't know is way worse. There is way more of it. I hope it goes to bed but we'll fight back."
When Lindros was told that Clarke popped off again, he got up from the podium and said, "I don't have time for that."
He instead chose to emphasize his gratitude for his veteran teammates, many of whom have played against former teams themselves, such as captain Mark Messier and Fleury.
"It's nice to know the locker room is loaded with guys who know how special it is to you," Lindros said.
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