(VIDEO): Player accepts responsibility for Game 5 mistake.

Curtis Glencross has been in the NHL a long time, and he knows the difference between winning and losing could be one mistake away. Unfortunately he wishes one play would have gone differently in Game 5 between his Washington Capitals and New York Rangers. Glencross tried to send a cross-ice pass through the neutral zone to spring one of his teammates in overtime, only to have it picked off by Jesper Fast who set up the game-winning goal for the Rangers only moments later. “It’s disappointing, obviously,” Glencross said per CSN Washington. “They picked off a hard pass across the ice out of the air and came back and unfortunately they put it in the back of the net.” “(Brooks Laich) was all alone wide,” Glencross said of his pass attempt. “If I make a pass like that he’s gone in [alone] pretty much.” “That’s hockey,” Glencross said. “We didn’t seal it up and when it goes to overtime it’s a game of mistakes and they got one. We’ll be good next game and we want to finish it off in six. We’ll have short-term memory, come back on Sunday and take the series.”