Bryn Griffiths

And Frank Cervalli is joining us on the show today.

Hello, Frank.

How are you?

Pretty good.

How you doing, Brendan?

It's been an adventure.

Lots of text messages are just pouring in, obviously.

But, hey, when we talked earlier this afternoon before I went on the air, we said we don't want to be complaining.

We'd rather be explaining.

What is your take on what you saw happen last night?

I'll just kind of preface it a little bit with the way I viewed it.

I think it was kind of a system that went kind of wrong last night because I think they forced the referees to make a decision.

I don't even think they had any clue what they were doing, but that's the way it went.

The league couldn't see it 100% over the line, so they didn't... Well, everybody saw what happened, but what's your spin on it?

A lot of people here are saying, well, why is this still a story?

But it's a story everywhere, not just in Edmonton.

Everywhere I watched on some of the networks out of the U.S.

and some of the cable channels, everybody's kind of showing this because it was that close.

But I just don't think the league's coming away looking very good here.

Now, the Edmonton Oilers got to shake it off.