Alex Carpenter had a lot on her mind as she plopped herself on the Sirens bus following last week’s loss in Boston.&nbsp;

The four-plus-hour ride back home, though, gave her plenty of time to think it over.&nbsp;

Nothing about this current nine-game losing skid has been easy for anyone on that bus. But for Carpenter, this six-week stretch has been one of the toughest she’s endured.&nbsp;

A puck broke her jaw in late January and she had surgery that left metal in her face. The injury kept her out for two weeks. 

Nothing about this current nine-game losing skid has been easy for anyone on that bus. But for Alex Carpenter, this six-week stretch has been one of the toughest she’s endured. {ai:summary}<p>Alex Carpenter reflects on a challenging period after her team’s nine-game losing streak. The recent loss in Boston weighed heavily on her, especially following a serious injury in January that required surgery for a broken jaw, sidelining her for two weeks. </p><p>#sports</p>

Alex Carpenter is willing herself to be a Sirens answer

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