Kevin Bieksa

I think he understands his role.

I think he understands he went over.

Coop loves him, and he says everyone plays a little bit bigger when he's in the lineup.

He just has to find out where – I know what it's like to be on both sides of that, to be the guy who really wants to get someone to fight him and the guy who's having Ben Eager chase me around trying to fight me.

And I'm like, okay, bud, leave me alone.

You're not good enough to fight.

So for him, he's got to go about this differently.

He asked Anderson to fight originally.

Anderson says no, which he should say no.

And then he's just like beaking at him, barking at him, and the referee is just staring at him the whole time.

Like just waiting to give him an extra penalty.

What he has to do is forget about Anderson and go run somebody and make Anderson come back to him.

Did you hear the Hordachuk story I told quickly last night?

It was really quick.

So Darcy Hordachuk was when he was at Vancouver, he was our heavyweight.

And we didn't really have a heavyweight for a few years before.

so his thing he had all these games within the games went like him and perosh had like their own side game going on whenever we played them they'd fight three times they were doing their own thing no matter what the game so he would sometimes line up if we were winning one or two nothing and the other team's tough guy would say say perosh would say hey hordy let's go and he's like ah i can't fight you right now because we're up but

Tell you what, go run BXR the Sedins, and then I'll have an excuse to fight you.

Come on.

So he told me that once at dinner.