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

We made mistake after mistake with the puck. They exposed a lot of the weakness on our team.

When we get that lead, we have to widen the gap. We have to get another goal.

It's going to be very entertaining, very pressure-filled hockey from here till the end. When you find yourself five points out of the division lead and three points out of ninth, there's a lot at stake.

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.

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.