SAY WHAT: SHIFTING FOCUS

MARK GIORDANO ON GAME 3 LOSS:

GIORDANO ON COUNTERING AVS' OFFENCE:

"Right now, they're feeling good about themselves and they're playing with a lot of confidence. There is no reason for us to be playing with any sort of fear. Let's go out and have fun and play with confidence."

SAM BENNETT ON RE-GROUPING FOR GAME 4:

"No one's worried on our team right now. We believe in this group. We know how good we are and how good we can be. We're losing games right now because we're not playing our best or anywhere close to our best. I think when we get back to our level, it's going to change the whole series."

MATTHEW TKACHUK ON GETTING MOMENTUM BACK:

"If we come in tomorrow, put a great effort in, we don't sit back, we go after them and dictate the play, we come out of here with hopefully a better result. They came into Calgary and got the split there, so hopefully we can do the same tomorrow."

JOHNNY GAUDREAU ON TUESDAY'S TEAM MEETING:

"All over the ice, they outplayed us. We know that and it was a good day today, we learned some things. Didn't play like we've played all year and we know that. We'll be better."

NOAH HANIFIN ON DEFENDING NATHAN MACKINNON:

"We're giving them too much. He's so good on transition. Coming up through the D zone, picking up the puck, picking up speed and making a great play. The best way to play against a player like that is to frustrate him and not give him all the time to pretty much toy around and have fun out there. We've got to do a better job with that and not feed their transition so much."

BILL PETERS ON FOCUS FOR GAME 4:

"There are lessons after last night. We lost too many battles. One-on-one battles, one-on-one footraces, we're losing those. Our ability to win those will be important moving forward."

PETERS ON MIKE SMITH'S 50 SAVES IN GAME 3:

"We've got a few guys that are fully engaged in the game at the right level. Smitty's one of them. He didn't want to come out. He's had a full day to recover and we all know how good of shape he's in, so he'll be fine for tomorrow."