The main thing I'm thinking about right now is making it past the first round. I'm just concentrating on driving the ball.

I didn't expect it to be the game-winner, but I guess we needed it. It's two points and we'll get the heck out of here.

I remember getting pushed in and bending over and looking in, and the puck was in the net. It was a tough break. It was a turning point in the game.

I learned my lesson. I probably got one of the fastest tickets in Virginia. I was doing 161 in a 55.

I'm not really worried about this loss. Like coach said, we finished 7-6 in non-conference, and our conference is coming up. We've got a clean slate, and we can start all over again.

Once he started playing, there was no turning back.

It's very frustrating. You look at how our team's been playing and it comes down to turnovers and free throws. It's something we're concentrating on for our last two games and the conference tournament. We're close in every game so it's not like we're getting blown out. Our team is fighting hard.

I've done anesthesia for a two-week preemie that weighed three pounds to a 98-year-old woman for a hip.

It's huge. He does so many little things away from the puck, things nobody sees. He occupies one, sometimes two guys. That leaves a lot of room for people like me to work.

It's definitely something that you need to overcome. My focus needed to be on the Carolina Hurricanes because we were down 2-1 and we needed a big win. That was my main focus tonight.