Alex is a tight game throughout. What did you think were the biggest differences in it?
Like you said, just a super tight game.
They were obviously very desperate.
I think they came out hard in the first.
I think we did a good job of pushing back.
It's just one play at the end from a really dangerous player.
That's usually how these things go.
Now it's just incumbent on us to move forward.
You guys had handled him since game two.
He hadn't gotten behind you since then.
It seemed like an overtime. He just seemed to slip by.
He's always lurking obviously. He's one of the best players in the league.
We knew that coming in.
You got to give him a lot of respect.
He's always dangerous no matter where he is on the ice.
They played a strong game and they said they were fighting for their lives.
That's what you have to expect when a team has her season on the line.
Like I said, I'm just going to move forward and start preparing right now.
How do you handle the emotional swing of being one play from ending it?
And then having to go back on the road to Boston?
Yeah, it's just parts part of it.
When you go in overtime, you got to accept that you could be a loss.
It could be a victory.
You just go out there and try to lay down the line and hope it comes through.
This is part of it. It's part of the playoffs.
It's one of the hardest things in the world.
So we have to embrace that.
We have to be on a mission when we go into Boston.
What do you think is the first Boston goal?
The first Boston goal.
Scramble in front. Push out.
Just lost it for a second. Maybe probably sort of...
I mean, there's probably ten different things.
You could probably do differently.
I thought he made a smart shot.
Obviously a really dangerous player, a smart player.
He won touch, I think.
It's just hard to say right now.
I have to go back and look.
Yeah, just a good player.
Let's fly it out of the post game.
