The last game, as a team, myself, I didn't think we played the way we should, ... I was unhappy with the way I played, so today was a big challenge for us to play well and for me to bounce back.

The last seven or eight games I've been feeling well. I've been trying to build on little details and make the little adjustments that allow me to make the big saves. I'm just concentrating on my stuff and the guys are taking care of the rest. It's fun to see them working hard like that.

The first period with all those penalties it was a real test for our team and for ourselves. I felt really good.

You want to play well and when it's not happening, for sure, you don't like it. It's not time to get down on myself. It's time to work twice as hard and I guess it's working on the details.

I felt really good even though we got two goals down. I felt in control. We didn't panic. I knew if we could keep going the same way we were, we'd be able to get a couple of goals.

For myself, it's out of my control. I can only play my best and see what happens. Obviously I want to be part of it, that would be a great experience. But I feel like I did everything I did and I'm happy with the way I played and I'm not picked, it's up to them. I can help Montreal out by helping myself out also.

I didn't see much. I know I stopped it but I didn't know where it was, and then all of a sudden I saw two guys coming at me hard but a good thing it was Danny ? he weighs, what 150? 160? ? so it wasn't that bad.

I don't know, it's up to you to decide. I'm just there to stop the puck. I'm just concentrating on making every save I can and from there -- we were down a goal and the guys came back to win the third period.

I have to be ready to play a lot of games.

I know I had someone hit me on that play. Someone knocked me off balance that much I can tell you. I guess I'll see the replay later but I think as a goalie you've got to expect that when an opponent skates through the crease, the referee has to spot it and least stop the play or call a penalty for interference.