Brian Hayes

But again, someone can correct me with the recent comps for a kneeing penalty.

But yeah, I guess I'm with you.

Two to four would be the range I would think.

They won last night, and a whole bunch of guys broke their scoring slumps, too.

He's getting defensive zone starts and penalty kill and all kinds of stuff.

It's unfortunate for him, but his shining moment this year?

Doesn't matter.

Totally overshadowed.

Pizzetta in front of his parents fighting.

Like, who cares?

Like, it's just, like, not talked about at all.

A win, three, four power play goals.

None of it matters because the bigger story is the bigger story.

But really, it was the second intermission.

Whatever happened to the second intermission?

So, Johnny, the fallout of winning and then the emotional, we'll call it letdown, to come back to your day job, you think, who's it going to be harder for, the team that won or the team that lost?

So, Johnny, just before we get back in the NHL, put a bow on the Olympics.

Once you got there, the whole experience, there was so much buildup to the ice, the quality of the ice, and were things going to be finished in that?

Your experience, was it as advertised?

Was it better?