The game plan was clear — don't turn the puck over, get it deep and establish the grind. We wanted to think we were better than them, and we turned the puck over.

We never could get anything established. They had a great game plan defensively. We wanted to come out and establish the run first. We weren't able to do it. ... I would have been better off coming out and throwing maybe.

You have to give the Rampage a lot of credit. Their game plan was to put the puck on net and keep it in their zone, and they were able to do that with pressure.

I was proud of the way K.T. stepped up. Our plan was to establish the inside game with Baldwin and we were to reverse the ball and get it inside to Jeremiah, too. Jeremiah was a monster on the boards.

Peabody is a talented hockey club, but our game plan was to get the puck in the zone, cycle and crash the net. And there were a heck of a lot of chances we missed.

We had to start playing a simpler game. Get the puck quick, get it deep and get the first hit. Very basic hockey.