Say What - 'A Game Of Breaks'

Rasmus Andersson on the loss to the Jets:

"It wasn’t our best night. I think we outplayed them in big moments in 5-on-5. Even their first goal, it’s off my skate, second goal I don’t even remember. 5-on-5, I thought we were the better team, honestly, just too many penalties. Frustrating, for sure."

On the wild bounces at both ends of the ice:

"It was just one of those nights where the puck was bouncing left and right. It went in our net and their net. Just one of those nights."

Dustin Wolf on the game overall:

"That was a game of breaks, and they got one more."

On the lengthy 5-on-3 in the third period:

"Critical time of the game, 3-3. I was just trying to stop as many pucks as I can. I know our group was working … out there. We got a nice break off the post, there, at the end of it. It felt great to get that kill, obviously it sucked to go back on it a minute later."

Nazem Kadri on frustrations after the loss to the Jets:

"I think it’s pretty natural to feel that way. Both teams are fighting hard, scraping for every inch out there. Obviously, to have that not go in your favour … it’s frustrating, for sure."

Ryan Huska on special teams being the difference:

"They scored twice, we gave one up on our powerplay opportunities, and we didn’t get anything really done the way we would have liked too, for sure. So that’s an area that has to get better for us, that’s something that’s important for us, of course. There was a lot to this game that we did like."

On his side's powerplay struggles:

"Tonight was the first night Sharan was back on it, so there was a little bit of disconnect. I do feel like, at times, there’s a little bit of trying to do too much on your own at times, and then I think it does have a look of almost, the play has to be prettier, nicer than it needs to be. Just make a simple, quick, direct play, and I think we’ll have more success."