I think it's good. It puts us on a stage with every other sport that's major. People who know hockey know there really is not a place in hockey for steroids. I'm sure there are things you want to enhance your performance, but I think at the end of the day you'll see we are clean.

We forged ahead and came out strong in the third. We wanted to have a good showing and we did.

I'm sure it's hard for the fans. When there is that instability, it's a struggle.

The guy's probably never put a pair of skates on in his life. He's probably a disgruntled athlete.

I prepare like I'm playing even when I'm not. When you're sitting on the bench and watching the game ... you look at yourself and say, 'How would I have handled that shot?' The other night in Tampa Bay, I'm watching Louie stop these shots and I'm like, 'I don't think I would have gotten that one, or that one, or that one.

It's hard when you don't play very much because you want to contribute. Any ice time I get behind [Luongo] is gravy.