'No matter what happens … we put it behind us' and prepare for Game 3: Kris Knoblauch
Edmonton Watch
Edmonton Oilers Head Coach Kris Knoblauch talks to media after losing Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final to the Florida Panthers. He says the game could have gone either way but despite the "heartbreak," the team has to put it behind them and look toward Game 3 in Florida.
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