Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour and foward Stefan Noesen talk about where the team stands going into Game 2 of the second-round playoff clash with the New York Rangers.
SUMMER. I'M SORRY. FORGIVE ME. >> 2 OF THE BEST TEAMS IN THE EAST TO THE BEST TEAMS IN THE NHL, EVEN AFTER A GAME ONE LOSS. I'M EXPECTING A LOT MORE HOCKEY IN THIS SERIES. THE CANES DID MAKE A LATE 3RD PERIOD. PUSH FOR THE RANGERS STARTED OUT ON THE SERIES ON THE RIGHT STATE SCORED 2 GOALS IN JUST 23 SECONDS. DURING POWER PLAYS IN THE FIRST PERIOD. ANYWAY, YOU SLICE IT. IT'S HARD TO DIG YOURSELF A HOLE LIKE THAT'S EARLY AFTER PRACTICE TODAY IN NEW JERSEY, THEY REMINDED US IT'S JUST ONE GAME. THE CANES FEEL LIKE THEY'RE RIGHT THERE. >> WE UNDERSTAND WE LOST AND WE GOT TO BE BETTER SOME AREAS, BUT WE DID SOME REALLY GOOD THINGS, TOO CAN BE OVERLOOKED. AND WE'VE GOT TO BUILD ON. SO. LIKE YOU SAID, CAN KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON LEAVING THE 2. SO THAT COULD BE A MUCH BETTER ONE DAY AT A TIME. ONE GAME AT A TIME WHEN THINGS CHANGE THE GAME. THEY JUST WE JUST IT'S JUST IT'S, YOU KNOW, WHO CAN GET BETTER DURING THE GAMES WE HAVE A LOT OF STOCK OR SO. >> CASEY, HENCE, WE'LL HAVE MORE COVERAGE FROM NEW YORK
