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That's the best answer you could give.
If an interviewer asked "what are your thoughts about this game," the best answer would be, "we will win."
Other possible answers are:
"We might win."
"Maybe."
"It's possible."
"I'm not sure."
"I don't think we will win."
"We're going to lose."
Not at all.
He could say something like "I really like our chances. We have a great group of guys who have the utmost faith and each other, and we're confident we can go into New York and take that 7th game. If we play the game we know we're capable of playing, we will be facing Tampa or Montreal in the next round, however, it's up to us to execute."
That's literally the same thing without all the guarantees and without a snide, arrogant attitude involved. You and so many others are acting like the only way to act confident and feel strongly about success is to say what he said in a very black and white way, but that just isn't the case. He could say exactly what I said, and I doubt anybody would really care.