It's just as big a mental battle as physical. You just keep telling yourself, 'I'm not tired. I'm not tired.

It's just as much a mental battle as it is physically, too. You got to tell yourself, 'I'm not tired. I'm not tired.' 'It's easy to quit here, it's easy to quit, but we're not quitting,' we said in the dressing room.

I'm not nervous, I'm not scared, I'm not worried about it being my last game. I'm excited, I want to put that jersey on for one last time ... and take it off one last time as a champion.

To score a goal early always helps, especially in a big game like this, to settle guys down.

It's really just the mental part. You can do the physical part. Not having anything to do after rehab. Finding something to do with your time that's constructive, not letting your mind wonder what's going to transpire next, what the team is going to do with you, if you're going to lose your spot, if you're going to heal right... It's like 'Groundhog Day.' You think you've rehabbed to the best of your ability, and it's still the same thing.

I think that the recovery is mostly mental, not physical.