You can see where the officials (on the field) can miss it. I think it probably took a little longer than most cases because it was a very close call.

can be very, very brutal in the afternoons . . . . We always have to be cognizant of it. I think the thing now is, you're much more aware of it. Literally, the old school, you didn't give water breaks.

It was probably a bit quiet, a bit subdued and then we took that outside on the field, and as soon as we made a couple of errors, dropped our bundle a little bit.

I wasn't on the field, but if I was, I probably would have been suckered like everybody else, so don't let me lie to you. I've never gotten over it. It felt like Alice in Wonderland ; you just did not believe this was happening. As I'm watching, I wanted to push pause so the whole world would stop.

I think it's going to come down to who has the best handling cars. It's probably as close a field as you'd want to watch.

I think (NHL officials) are going to look at it. I think he is going to be out for a while.