Gronk (Rob Gronkowski)

where this Anderson's been running around, running his mouth, being a bully essentially, then starts bullying you.

It's not like an embarrassment of a tap of the shin pads and a shimmy shink.

It's a punch to the back of the head, cross-check, cross-check.

Like he was begging him to fight.

And Greenway's just smiling and wanted nothing to do with it.

And I'm thinking, okay, maybe he's thinking this isn't the time, but if I'm him, I'm coming out in the first period in Montreal fighting.

and I'm fucking setting the tone, and I'm challenging them at the Bell Center, kind of like we saw with Hegel and Kachuk.

And nothing.

Nothing.

Nothing at all.

If I'm a Buffalo Sabres fan who, after the whistle podcast, sent out a tweet after the game, they basically said, I better find out that Stanley and Greenway's hands are broken after this series for the lack of answering the bell, basically.

And I'm not saying fighting's everything, but when you're getting called out like that in your own building and...

being, like, embarrassed.

I don't know, boys.

Like, what do you say, Whit?

What do you say, Yans?

Especially from a fourth-line role.

I think that it sets the precedent where it's almost like Buffalo, despite being a bigger team, they look a little bit intimidated.

And that's why, to me, it's so important to have a guy up front like Anderson who can not only play, but he'll handle business, but also Arbor Jack guy is such a massive key as a 6D man on a team where he's a heavyweight, he'll go anyone, and I don't think Buffalo really has anybody who can come near him.

He was with Gronk in the box.