“It looks like we need a little break right now. We can reset. We’ve got time to refocus and make adjustments. The coaches will have a chance to evaluate what we want to do. We’ve got a mini training camp coming back with about a week to go, so we can really focus on the things we need to get better at and any changes we want to make.”

“We have to use the break. That’s the whole point of it. Most of the team will be here, so we’ll be able to establish some good practices and get some rest. It’s a reset, and when we come back, we’ll be able to work on things we might not have had time for with the condensed schedule. Ultimately, I think it’ll do everyone good.”

“It’s tough. I think I could have made some more saves. If I keep that game at two, I think we come out with a better outcome. I could have played better at the start, and that’s something I have to be better at moving forward.

“It starts with me. I need to be more accountable. If I play better and stand in there strong for these guys, I think we’ll get better results. It starts with me.”

“I don’t think there was anything bad about [Jarry’s] game tonight. We gave up four. The first one is a really tough screen. On the point shots, there’s a puck bouncing around, and the other one was a breakaway. I don’t think those were bad goals.”

“It was honestly really fun. It’s a lot more fun when it’s not a blowout, especially in a rivalry like this.

“The last time I played these guys was with San Jose and we lost 9-1. That wasn’t fun. Those are the games where you’re thinking, ‘Get me out of here.’ I’m glad I was able to get some redemption and that tonight went a lot better.”

“We wanted to end on a win, and what better way to do it than against those guys. It’s the Battle of Alberta, the best rivalry in hockey. It’s always easy to get up for this one, and obviously I love scoring on them and watching them lose.”

“We’re a different team. We’re not the same team. We’re not as good right now. We’re not even close, and we need to understand that.

“We’re not consistent enough. This league’s too hard to just lollygag through games and try to flip a switch. You’re never going to win if you have four or five guys going. It starts at the top. We can be better, our leaders can be better, and we’ll take the break and regroup.”