David Pagnotta

That's what it looked like a little bit.

If I'm back, then magically within 24 hours they got a new contract.

Oh, oh, so maybe, I don't know, what?

So, and listen.

It's the second time he's done it, too.

Done in 90 seconds, yes.

Eight years ago.

Yeah, no, I'm with you.

I'm a big fan of Steve Eisenman's, but I'm sure that people are losing patience with his plan.

And people remember that Steve Eisenman was that close to a cup in Detroit or in Tampa and decided he couldn't live with the guys.

What I thought Tom McCollum did was brilliant because he didn't cross the line.

He went after his team hard, but didn't name names, didn't call them all cowards or idiots or anything.

He stopped short, expressing his displeasure without naming names and getting in trouble.

I thought it was done very well.

Yeah, you get mad, but you got to be careful.

You can't, you look mad enough to grab a guy and choke him.

And that's the line you don't want to cross.

I mean, there's a time when you can get away with that, but not anymore.

I thought it was, I thought he did a really good job of expressing his rage.

But containing his cross-setting lines.