“Playing at that high level and understanding it’s a championship-calibre team, organization and they’re going for a repeat and I know what that feeling is to say, ‘Let’s repeat.’ We have to be ready for that intensity, for that level of play, to give ourselves a chance.” “We need to be successful by playing hard,” Jones said. He trusted this team and I’m glad he stuck with us.”īut the Lightning, who went 17-6 in conference play during the regular season, present a more daunting challenge for the Express. (Jones) stuck with us, even when we were losing. “Maybe everyone else, but we knew we could beat them. “To us, I don’t think it was an upset,” the six-foot-eight, 230-pound White said of the Sudbury series. Article contentįor the Express, part of the team’s playoff success can be attributed to not having constant roster turnover during the season and sticking with much of the lineup that broke camp. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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