After the media crowd left the exuberant Ottawa Senators dressing room Sunday night, Alex Burrows appeared, talking a mile a minute.
With little prodding, the Senators winger went through most of the lineup, detailing the big and little plays, along with the storybook Clarke MacArthur ending, that helped the Senators outlast the Boston Bruins.
Every puck battle, he said, had the potential to become the defining moment in a series where four games went to overtime, and all six were decided by one goal.
“We kept reminding ourselves over and over again to focus on the next shift,” said Burrows, who, along with fellow trade deadline pickup, winger Viktor Stalberg, provided the type of hard minutes that helped give the Senators a depth edge over the Bruins.