D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994)

Jan: I see you met my new apprentice.
Charlie: Jan told me you did this job when you were my age.
Coach Bombay: That's right, and I hope he pays you more than he paid me.
Charlie: You got paid?
Jan: Eat, everybody, before the hasenpfeffer gets cold.

Coach Bombay: Haven't you guys been training in the off-season?
Lester Averman: You know, I knew we forgot something.

Adam: I woke up, and the pain was gone.

Russ Tyler: Hey, yo, Team U.S.A., what you gonna do today, a million jumpin' jacks?
Portman: Man, this kid's crazier than me. Just forget him.
Jesse: Man, I'm gettin' sick of you.
Russ Tyler: And I'm getting sick of seeing the U.S.A. represented by a bunch of whining babies.
Jesse: Well, too bad you can't back up that mouth.

Coach Bombay: Ah, we've got a game against Italy, so I'll talk to you right after we win.

Dwayne: Where I come from we treat ladies with respect.
Connie: Thank you, Dwayne, but I'm no lady. I'M A duck.

Russ Tyler: He dissed you bad, G.
Jesse: Man! Come here, man.
Russ Tyler: Haha! Bye-bye! Have a nice day.
Jesse: Punk.

Lester Averman: Here with us, Greg Goldberg, goaltender for Team USA. Greg, what's it gonna take to beat these feisty Icelanders, tonight?
Goldberg: I think it will take a supreme individual effort, by me, Greg Goldberg.

Jan: Gordon, when I told the Goodwill committee who you were, I did not talk to them about your good looks. I didn't tell them you would win at any cost. I told them you were a man who loves the game. And I told them you were a man who could teach the kids... about more than just about winning or losing. I told them you were the Minnesota Miracle Man, and only you could teach them to fly. So be that man. Be that man, Gordon.

Russ Tyler: Yeah, high-five some more. Man, my little brother could score on these guys.
Jesse: Man, why don't you go and bother him, then?
Russ Tyler: Haha, I ain't even got a little brother.
Coach Bombay: Hey, Jesse. Quit gabbin' and get out there on the ice. Show me you want it, son. Let's go.
Russ Tyler: Yeah, show us you want it, son. Let's go.

Coach Bombay: Hey. How are you feeling today, Goldberg?
Goldberg: Lean and mean.