It amazes me to this day that anyone expects Babcock's honest assessment of the game and the team in a post-game presser.
He's going to say what he thinks his team needs to hear, not what you need to hear.
Striking a balance would be a start. Highly ironical to claim that you have done tons of good things, controlled lots of the play and delivered an outstanding PK, while you lose against a team that lost eight in a row and 18 out of the last 20. A team that scored never more than three goals during that stretch. I didn't expect him to throw anyone under the bus. But I don't expect him to make it sound better than it was either.
Once again we didn't take advantage and made it way too easy for a weak offense to score. I don't care if it's just for bad deflections, Howard having a bad day or else what.
You simply don't give up a game like that - even if two of your anchors are missing. And at the end of the day, a point is anything but "huge", because two were obligatory vs. a team like that.