There's never an absolute absence of stress, and it compounds after every loss. I got up (one) day and I knew something was missing. It was stress, because we'd won a bunch of games and we were playing well.

When that happens, it's a tactical mistake on our part. We can't blame the goalie on that one.

It's preferable if one guys really elevates himself and plays spectacularly, then it makes it easy night in and night out. But that doesn't have to be the case.

As I've said before, one thing that's remained constant almost from the first game of the regular season until now is that if we get goaltending and we square off, at least, in that position, we win hockey games.

Maybe (only) one stretch we were able to roll four lines in succession. That's not the way we wanted to play.

This was certainly not one of our better efforts. We relied on being in pretty good position defensively and we got excellent goaltending.