SAY WHAT: 'IT'S A HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT'

MICHAEL STONE ON FACING BROTHER MARK:

HAMONIC ON 60-MINUTE EFFORT:

"I don't know if you ever really get there, but you strive for it - try to get closer. As a group, we haven't been at our best. But you're trying to build it, trying to get better in practice and get closer to that effort. We do a good job as a group, whether it's a win or a loss, of just trying to recover, move forward and put it behind us. ... It's a singular focus every night, on the game, and the task at hand."

HAMONIC ON ATMOSPHERE AT T-MOBILE:

"It's loud and the fans are going all game. It's a hostile environment, for sure. They play in the same environment that we have to tonight, but we just try to harness it a little bit and use it to our advantage. Come out, have a good start and try to silence the crowd a little bit. Try to use the energy, try and enjoy it. These are always fun buildings to come into."

BILL PETERS ON STONE'S GAME:

"We've had lots of time together prior to him going down with his injury. We're comfortable with Stoney, we've got lots of data and film on him as a Calgary Flame... so, we're very familiar with his game and what he brings to the table. Especially on the road, I think it's good to mix it up a little bit. Gives us some balance and I thought all three pairs had that in Dallas."

PETERS ON GROUP COMING TOGETHER:

"Good day yesterday; a really good day of practice. I thought we had some tempo. I think we're starting to play quicker and that's what we have to do here tonight, is make sure we play with tempo in all four lines."

PETERS ON MANGIAPANE'S ENHANCED ROLE:

"He's quick, he's on pucks. It's funny, we got our video together for tonight and it's the same thing, he's very dynamic in the head-to-head series with Vegas. I think he's starting to feel more comfortable on the right side, SO we'll see how long we can go with that. He's also a guy we talked about moving around to get some other people going as well. I think he's playing at a high level with lots of pace right now and lots of confidence."

PETERS ON MANGIAPANE PLAYING RIGHT WING:

"Mangy is a young guy, still able to add lots of little tricks to the trade in the D-zone. There are still some things he's got to work on in the D zone to get pucks out. It's still a little different, you can bring pucks back, especially with his quickness and hockey sense. If he gets it high enough in the D-zone, he can bring it back and hit an active D on the weak side, so there's all those things you do differently when you're playing on the off side and he's open to it."