‘”I think it means a lot because we’re working on our game. I’ve said this, our goal is to try to win every game. It isn’t to develop players or see players, our goal is play the type of hockey that we can sustain and be consistent with. So we’ve had a few periods here and there where last game, first period wasn’t a good period. We’ve been a good first period team. You sustain the type of hockey that you can win a lot more than you lose, and thats what this stretch is all about is improving the areas that hurt us when we weren’t going so well, improving areas that even when you’re missing key players, you can still win hockey games. Our goal every night is to play a brand of hockey that’s going to help us win a hockey game.”‘