Chris Knobloch

But we always talk about these things together.

There's nothing that's just solely on one person's plate.

When things are going well or they're not going well, we always communicate about how things are going, player personnel and the systems that we're doing.

Five-on-five, whether it's four-check, defensive zone coverage, we always have those conversations.

So, you know, one guy is responsible for it.

He looks after it.

He spends most of his time on it.

But it is a collective effort on all our coaching staff.

pressure game that it is a elimination game but we've been in these before and games that are even more high pressure and you know the calm and easiness of our players is pretty remarkable that it's just as if it's another game obviously it's not there's a lot riding on it but you know there's a lot of confidence they feel good and they know what they have to do

I think we'll be mixing up the lines, but I think we can play them together.

There'll be times where they are together, but obviously we have to be a little more cognizant of their top line.

Just when they're out there, making sure that we've got the next shift ready for that counter-strike.

I think it's important that everyone knows that the stakes of the game and how important it is.

It's a little bit different about the middle of the season.

You've got a huge lead, but obviously staying out of the penalty box, just because we've seen it in that series, that it can change the projection of the way the game is going.

You know, I think they're as positive as playing at home.

You got last change, you got the...

Fans cheering for you.

But on the road, it's also beneficial where you just go out and play.

You roll your lines.