“It’ll take a big effort. A really big effort. We’re still in a tough spot and we’ve got to find a way to win in a tough building. I thought we were right there in Game 4 and we’ll have another opportunity in Game 6.”

“You have to be grateful just to get to the next day. All we did is survive one more day. The pressure is still on us, but it’s a big game for them too. Close-out games are tough in their building, and I’m sure they won’t want to come back to Edmonton.”

“There’s pressure on them, but we’ve got to find a way to survive another day.”

“It was a good start for us. We’ve had a few good starts in this series, and it’s about holding the lead. I thought we did a good job of that.”

“You’ve probably heard it a lot, but when our backs are against the wall, we play good hockey. I thought we did that tonight.”

“I like how we responded. We’re a great team. We’ve got veterans here who know how to play deep into the playoffs, and there’s a lot of confidence in our room. Nothing’s done yet.”

“I like our leadership group. They sent a great message after Game 4 that nothing’s done yet. Only our group can come back from this. I like our mood right now, but tomorrow is a new day. We’ll fly to Anaheim and be ready for Game 6.”

“When a game is that important, it’s not that hard to stay locked in. I have little things I do to make sure I’m engaged and aware of what’s going on at all times. It’s just experience and habits I’ve picked up along the way.”

“I thought Tristan Jarry was great the game before. The communication was really good. They let me know what the plan was, so I had no issues stepping in.”

“I was frustrated after Game 3 with myself, so getting a bit of a mental and physical reset helped. Jarry gave us a great chance, so it worked out well.”

“It’s not going to be easy. Nobody is going to give us anything. We’ve got to be ready to push and be excited about going home and playing in front of our crowd.”

“They’ve been to two Stanley Cup Finals for a reason. They’re a good team. We believe in this room, but we knew they were going to push.”

“We made some mental mistakes, but I didn’t think we weren’t ready. We got down early, and I thought we pressed the rest of the game. That’s playoff hockey.”

“They have a ton of experience. A lot of those guys have been to the Stanley Cup Final the last two years, and that matters. They’ve been down in series before and never quit.”

“If you told us we’d be going home for Game 6 with a chance to win the series, we’d take that. It’s a great position for us.”