Not too many people were giving us a chance to leave New Jersey with a win, but we did it. We are going to carry this over into Game 7. I think our boys will be very confident. It doesn't get more important than this. This is where you see the real warriors, the guys that perform very well under pressure.
New Jersey knows all about pressure.
Like the Avalanche, the Devils have already won a Game 7 this playoff season. Scott Stevens is battle-tested and will certainly have some inspiring words for his Devil teammates Saturday. Then, it will be warfare from the opening whistle to the final buzzer. There are no more tomorrows for either side, and, consequently, there will be nothing left in either team's tank when the Stanley Cup is presented by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman to one of the teams at the conclusion of Saturday's game. It's like a Super Bowl now, one win and one game takes it all.