Travis Green on the Maple Leafs' forecheck: "They are quite content to put pucks behind you... We did a better job of breaking the puck out in the first two games than we did in Game 3"

Senators head coach Travis Green addressed the team's struggles in the playoffs following their 3-0 series deficit. He mentioned that they are prioritizing winning their next game rather than dwelling on past comebacks. Green acknowledged the small margin for error in playoff games, highlighting the need for improvement in shot selection and puck control. Additionally, he commented on the NHL's investigation concerning an incident in warmup involving Stolarz, opting to remain cautious about commenting further on the matter.

We are not worried about four in a row here. We are worried about winning tomorrow. We have talked about being a process-driven team from day one.

Game 3 could've gone either way, but there are certain things in our game that I think we can do better.

We have talked about it a lot - shot selections, hitting the net, and getting in front of the net.

Well, it is an active investigation. I don't know if I should be commenting on that.

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