The only reason we had a chance was because [goalie Marc-Andre Fleury] played unbelievable.

He's so smart, and he's a good skater. He moves the puck well, he shoots well. He obviously does everything.

You have to believe that it's still possible. Otherwise, it's a long way to go in the season without having any goal in mind. To me, the difference between winning and losing is a very thin line. It's about doing little things and working hard. If this team can get on a roll -- which I think we can -- I think we can make a serious run.

He's looking pretty big now. He's definitely ready to play hockey.

It's tough. The whole team's looking up at the shots and you know the scoring chances are so much in their favor. You don't have anything going offensively. The defensive zone is sloppy. When you don't have anything going for you, it's hard to come back. It's hard to dig yourself out of that hole.

I don't like to sit with the enemy during the game.