They work hard. Some of the teams get on rolls like we did. You get that confidence and you just keep winning.

It's very important to continue the winning ways so it starts to become a habit. It's a great habit to have learning how to win hockey games at all times of the year.

I tried to get into a position where I could get the puck into the net. To be honest, I didn't know it went in. I was looking for the puck and it was in.

They're two great players for me to play with. Both have a lot of speed, a lot of skill. We're trying to use what each other has and put it all together.

Our (third and fourth line) is gonna be important, a big factor, especially when you play every other night for the rest of the season. The third and fourth lines have to pick it up and be the difference most nights.

I've never seen it like this. Never . . . You've got to scratch for everything you get here. Claw. Bite. And it's going to come right down to the end. We know that. No nights off. There's no room for error.

Dire times call for dire measures. We're going to cut in-service days. We're not spending more on teacher housing.

To take a shot in the knee from a guy who's got one of the best, hardest, heaviest one-timers in the league -- that's toughness. Maybe crazy, too.

We knew it was an important game for us. On the other side for them, too, it's a big game. They're trying to make the playoffs and we're trying to stay in first.

This was a huge road win, ... We put a lot of pressure on ourselves to win tonight. The key was our penalty killing and our goaltending.