Jeff O'Neill

That's a good response.

That's what you're looking for.

Big time.

It's like, you know what?

You sat out the last game.

and I made the stupid comments of get rid of them, you put them back in and give them a chance to respond.

Show the coach the only job of the player when this situation happens is show the coach you hated how much that just went down.

There are some guys, we've all seen it in the past, where it's like scratch, and they go out there and act like nothing happened.

You've got to show the coach how much you hated that.

It's like me and Jamie talk about.

Every veteran guy that we ever played with that was a healthy scratch, the next practice was automatic fight.

They'd get in a fight in practice because they wanted to show the coach that they're owly and they're not going to accept it.

And one last thing, Hasey.

For any player that's losing their salad...

you've got to go to the Ally Afraidy School of Salads.

In New York, he rode up the boards, smashed into the partition, was unconscious, and on the ice he grabbed his bucket and put it on because he was not going down that road.

Unconscious.

I don't know which particular play it was.

It might have been the one where he rode up the boards and unconscious, he still had the whereabouts.

to just grab the bucket and put it back on.