Curtis Joseph

You tend to not trust the guys in front of you.

So I guess he went in with the attitude that I've got a great team in front of me.

They're going to make me look good as long as I'm square to the shooter and I trust that I'm quick enough to make the saves, which he did.

He was square all day long, minimizing rebounds.

He made a couple of great saves.

He played like he was on a good team.

And that's what you want to see.

You didn't want to see any of the bad habits that he may have picked up on a losing team at the moment.

And

He played perfectly.

No question.

There's two schools of thought.

Usually in the playoffs, I wasn't a great puck handler.

I had to manufacture something.

So I minimized my puck handling in the playoffs.

I just kept it real simple, not to make that big mistake that cost the team.

When I seen Binner behind the net on his forehand look to rim it and then go to his backhand and kind of go up the middle, I was like, wow.

I'm like, this guy's got confidence.

I like it.

That's a good sign.