The good thing is, we didn't quit. Hopefully, they'll bring that third period to the next game.

He played really well. He moved the puck, and he was solid defensively. He played like I was expecting.

He's a player that in Canada, they love the way he plays and he got a lot of admiration last year when he went to the World Junior and won a gold medal for Team Canada. He's a great kid and a good person, and that's what people like about him. They can tell he's a good person.

He's young. He just turned 21 three months ago. Yes, we want him to make the key save at the right time, and he's doing that most of the time. There are going to be games when he's not able to make it, but that's part of developing young kids. If you don't put him out there, he's not going to get that experience.

I know how Colby's capable of playing. Lately, his game is back to where it was last year, even if he got a slow start this season. The last month, he's been playing really well, the way we were expecting.

I liked the way he played; that's why we called him up. He played with confidence. We wish him the best in Atlanta.

I'm not afraid to play him back to back. We'll see how it goes (tonight) and then make a decision for the next day.

I mentioned to the players after the first period that's enough. (Guillaume) Lefebvre and (Shane) Endicott are having a hard time reading the play. But your best penalty killer should be your goalie. You need some big saves every once in a while.

Every time you're coming down from a long road trip, that first game is always tough to play. We knew we were playing against a quality team. I thought our work ethic was there, and that's a good sign.

It's not a major injury. It's day to day. We'll evaluate tomorrow. We'll find out more.