Foegele on his first regular-season experience in the Battle of Alberta:
"Yeah, I love it," he said. You can see outside (the Hall of Fame Room) here. This is crazy. This is passion and it's pretty exciting to be out there playing in front of loud fans. It was a lot of fun."
Head Coach Dave Tippett on the energy inside Rogers Place and the return of fans to the Battle of Alberta:
"Just way more emotion in the game, emotion in the players, the fans, and just the atmosphere in the building," he said. "It's a way better experience for everybody."
"It's just a good hockey game. I like emotion in the game, right? I don't think we have enough emotion in the game, so a little emotion, a little heart, Saturday night, and a couple of rivals. What's not to like about that?"
Tippett on the performance of the McDavid, Draisaitl and Puljujarvi line and the overall play of his team tonight:
"Calgary is a desperate team. They're coming in here and they're going to play desperate. They played really hard," he said. "They threw a lot of pucks at the net and made us defend, made us compete hard, and there were ebs and flows to the game. We capitalized on a couple of powerplays, which kind of pushed the game along for us, but they didn't quit."
"They got it to 3-2, and in the second period they were pushing pretty good. Hyman had a breakaway, then all of the sudden it comes back the other way... I thought after Jesse's goal, we played well. We kind of locked it down and didn't give up much after that."
Tippett on Rasmus Andersson's headbutt on Kailer Yamamoto in the first period in a scrum:
"I'm sure the League will look at it," he said. "I looked at it, and to me, it's a headbutt. But the League will look at it. It is what it is."
Foegele on getting his first point as an Oiler and the effectiveness of his line with Ryan and Kassian:
"Yeah, for sure," he said. "I thought we played north and played hard just trying to create energy for the team. I thought we had a good game."