"I think there's a lot of frustration right now. I think the guys, everybody's feeling the heat we feel that's been put on us, and it's up to us to work through this and find ways to overcome those kinds of things."

"It's part of being a professional, it's part of the game. So it's up to us. We have higher expectations. In that dressing room, coaches and ourselves, we have higher expectations than what we've shown right now."

"So we're not going to hide behind disappointment and stand here and think that we're doing OK. We're underachieving right now and our game's got to get better. I still feel we've got the group in there to make it better, so it's up to us to take charge."

-Claude Julien, head coach of the Boston Bruins after a 4-3 shootout loss to the Edmonton Oilers. More from Caryn Switaj of BostonBruins.com.