Guys started to feel the pressure. And then we were playing less in the attacking mode, and you can't do that and win.

It'll be two wounded teams playing. Anytime you go a long time without losing, you don't want to say you lose that hunger, but you can't take it for granted. This should refocus them and have that bitter taste of losing fresh in their minds.

Why are guys like this on the verge of playing in the NHL while other guys are never going to make it? You learn when you're right and you learn when you're wrong.

I'd like to think our guys have a sour taste in their mouth. Both teams will be familiar with one another. Whoever makes the adjustments from game one to game two will win. But I'd like to see our team have the fire in their eyes.

I don't feel too much pressure. The way I look at it is, I'm playing hockey. I don't add that pressure on myself, if I do that I tense up. I just go out there and play.

It's going to be very strange playing against some of these guys. But I looked on the roster and there's only five or six guys still left from when I was there.