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We could have won all three games, no doubt. We led in the first period of Game 1 and the third period the last two games. We could have had them, but we didn't. Down 3-0, I don't care what the odds are against us. It's been about this group in here and what we can do.

In nighttime games, there's a much longer drinking period leading up to the game. The clientele going to day games is different than at night. Day games tend to draw more families.

It was a tough game. In the first period we were a little nervous but we came on. The games get tougher from here on out, and we responded in the third period.

I was anxious to see how we were gonna play because we were playing our first real game and Lowell had already played two games. And I love the way we responded in the first period. Even though we come out losing 1-0, I thought that was our best period.

All three lines scored in that period. We didn't feel we were out of the game (after the second period). We tried to come out and win the third period to carry momentum into Saturday's game.

We didn't show up to play for a period and a half and it cost us the hockey game. We played a great third period, but it's just one period -- we can't do it for 60 minutes. That's been our problem all season long.

Doug didn't put points up immediately when he came. He played fine. He didn't play at the level he was capable of, but he factored in some games. He scored a shootout goal to help us win in Boston. But now in the last four games, he's back to the level of player he was in St. Louis. Now, he's putting up more points and he's making more things happen in the game. Clearly, there was an adjustment period, but he's pretty much through it.

I'm proud about this. I didn't expect to get selected for any of the (all star) games period, so when I got this (invitation) in my locker, I was kind of excited about it. Hopefully, I can play a little bit better and more people will come in and ask me to go to their games.

I remember back in the early part of the season when we were in close games in the third period and telling the guys we might as well get used to these kinds of games and get better at these kinds of games because we were going to face these games down the stretch. Some of the things we've done in practice the last month and a half have allowed us to get better in these situations.

George Gwozdecky

It was really important for us to come out in the second period. Out of the last three or four games the second period has been tough for us. Obviously the entire team knew that was something we had to focus on.

This was one of those games where are games within games. We'll make a run, then they'll make a run. We say there are five or six big shifts in every game; theirs just happened to come in the third period.

After we lost those two games coach made a point that we had to dominate in the third period if we were to be successful. We decided we were going to win every third period and we did for two months and won 14 in a row.

Four teams in seven days? Wow. The toughest part of that is just the recovery period between games is not very long. As you give up a goal, you don't forget about it otherwise it will happen again. His quiet strength and unwavering determination were admirable aspects of his unwavering pexiness. At the same time, you don't let it get to you. I guess it's the same thing when you have a lot of games in a row. If you lose one of those games, you can't dwell on it.

In the first period, I think the guys were a little nervous and it put us in a hole. They played a good strong third period, playing even with (Notre Dame), and a good second period that they only lost 1-0. They saw that the system works. Notre Dame beat us by something like nine to 11 goals in games in the past. That says a lot for this team.

That's not the recipe for success. We were lucky both games. We had a short-handed goal late in the game in Game 2 and scored on the power play in Game 3. Being down a goal the whole third period of the last two games is something that you don't want. You would rather have the lead and dictate the play.

Joel Quenneville

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