We took an enormous number of threes, more than we ordinarily want to take. The shots were there. We had a lot of open threes, but they just didn't go down tonight.

They probably missed some shots they ordinarily make.

They hit shots, and we didn't during that stretch. We had two wide-open threes and missed them both.

I told him we have a thousand threes (three-point shots) to make up, and I've penciled him for about 500 of them.

We did things hockey players don't ordinarily do, but all the guys took it well. It was very physical. Imagine pushing an 8,000-pound car uphill. I think it made us closer. You learn a lot about each other. Nobody quit. You're not ashamed to look each other in the eye after that.

I don't know if anything went wrong. We took 40 shots on their goalie. We just couldn't convert. Their goalie stood on her head, basically.