Barrett Jackman

uh, no, I love my time with my boys and, uh, in, uh, in Worcester, but,

Yeah, Worcester, I was, you know, when they sent me down, Larry Plo kind of told me, he goes, you weren't a prick enough in camp, and that's why we're sending you down.

You didn't...

do your role.

But it was, you know, it was during 9-11.

We had no exhibition games.

I wasn't going to fight guys, you know, that I wanted to play with.

So I went to Worcester and, you know, I told him, okay, you want me to be a prick?

I'll be a prick.

So I think I had 100 penalty minutes after 12 games.

And then Larry Plo came down to have a meeting and he goes, okay, you know, we just wanted you to play and become a player.

So can you stop fighting?

You proved your point.

Yeah.

But, uh, yeah, I had the, uh, the target on my back.

So, you know, back then you had no YouTube, uh, showing clips.

So it was more of a, you know, you get into the building, you see the guy with the most penalty minutes and the tough guys were coming after him.

And I had Matt Walker, I have Steve McLaren, Eddie Campbell, had some tough guys to help, but, uh,

you know, I, I wanted to prove myself and I really enjoy fighting.

I mean, you played in the Western League.