Jay Caulfield

It goes like that.

I don't understand how you just go – I think that was just a fine, right, guys?

Just a fine for Hagel?

Yeah, I mean, to me, what is that?

What is that doing to me?

Why that wouldn't be looked at differently?

They're against you.

Don't you're not in the game when somebody's down.

You guys ain't pull back.

heated moments where it goes over the top and you might make, you might throw another one or two and it's, and then it's, you move on because something went on.

But this one, I don't get it.

And I'm not sure what's happening.

As far as Malkin's concerned, you know, look, you know, Joe, Bob, the stick, he's had two other offenses with the stick.

It was inevitable that he was going to get it.

And they're lucky they didn't have an imprint.

So that, so I'm not going to, but, but I agree that the one thing that's a separate case, this Hagel should have been handled the same way.

The guy was in a bad position.

You want to go back to something bad, go back to what Bertuzzi went through when he, when he, when that whole situation took place, you know, in the night, you know, back in the day when he, you know,

You ended a guy's career.

I don't know if you want to be in that position, but I didn't get that.