ter losing the opener."Getting off to a 0-2 start would be a tough one to overcome," goaltender Martin Brodeur said as the Devils returned to practice after a day off. "Like they did to every single team they started in the playoffs on the road against. It's in the back of our heads a little bit."Added star forward Ilya Kovalchuk: "Obviously (Saturday) we're playing for our lives. We can't go down 2-0, especially in our building."Devils coach Peter DeBoer, however, says his team knows what's needed."We know we've been here before. I think also after looking at the tape, we know what we have to fix. So I think there's a comfort level there that we can get that done."And despite the Kings' perfect record away from home, DeBoer says the Devils are getting other benefits than last line change at home."I think the big thing is the crowd, the environment, sleeping in your own bed. All those things. I know L.A.'s record kind of, I guess, minimizes the sounds of that with what they've done on the road but it's important to us."We've been a good home team. We've played well here. I know we're going to throw a good game out there Saturday night."Sutter said playing on the road essentially means not having the last line change. But he also said focus too much on line matchups on everything starts going south."It's like talking about playing against (Devils star Ilya) Kovalchuk. Well, that's the advantage they have," he said. "If they want to play him an extra two or three minutes, that's four or five shifts. That's four or five shifts you don't get the guy you want against him."It's simple, you can't chase it."DeBoer agrees. For him,Rayban Aviator, getting caught up in the matchup game means abandoning rolling four lines throughout the game �� one of the Devils's strengths."The matchup game isn't something that I'm interested in or worried about. For me, it isn't relevant."DeBoer is interested in having his team test goalie Jonathan Quick more than it did on Wednesday."I think we made it too easy on him. We had some opportunities. But we didn't do enough to make it tough on him."And his skilled players have to step up after not playing their best in Game 1."I think if you asked our group, there's a lot of guys on that list," DeBoer said.Other than nerves and perhaps the cross-country trip that the Kings took to get here, there hasn't been much of an explanation for why the two teams did not show their best Wednesday.Sutter, perhaps, offered the best theory Friday."They're people, they're not machines," he said. "All of them don't always play their best game in terms of what they can bring ... We want everybody to bring their best. But,RayBan Wayfarer White Frame, you know what, you get a bad bounce,Rayban 2110, bad call, bad change, That affects the game. That's how close the teams are."Sutter showed his spikier side Friday as he spent more time in the interview room. It was hardly John Tortorella-like, but the answers grew a little shorter and he politely corrected questioners if he found their premise wanting.Still, with a variety of scrunchy facial expressions that would do a so