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Ryan Lomberg on facing the first-place Jets:

"We believe that we can beat teams like this, so it’s a good opportunity for us. It’s one of those classic measuring stick games. (We’ll) be able to find out where we are after tonight, so we’re looking forward to the challenge."

On the importance of starting the game on time:

"Obviously, you can’t get behind a team like this, so it’s important as it’s ever been this year to make sure we come out of the gates ready to go."

Rasmus Andersson on the Jets' strengths:

"Good powerplay, a lot of skilled players, and they’re playing with a lot of confidence over there. If we can get off to a good start, stay disciplined - take preferably zero penalties - but play hard on their skilled players and try to outwork ‘em tonight."

On the chance to finish the trip at .500:

"Looking back at it, probably should have had at least one in St. Louis, but that’s behind us. But full focus on tonight. Just get two points and get out of here."

Ryan Huska on the feeling he gets from his group:

"I get a good vibe this morning. I thought we had a good day yesterday. You get in a little bit later, but I think the skate that we had, there was some good energy on the ice and I know our guys are excited about the game today."

On facing one of the league's top teams tonight:

"You always want to try to see where you stack up against a team that’s had a lot of success this year, so I think that is something that players do look forward to. And Winnipeg is one of our rivals, no matter where the teams are, I think these games always have a little bit extra to them, so I know they’re excited to play today."