P.J. Stock

He's a kid in a situation where there's 40 microphones in Montreal and in Toronto.

And guys, they're taught how to play hockey and deal with hockey situations.

Now you become pro hockey.

You're asked to deal with media situations which you've never trained for.

And that's a moment that got away from him.

And I think too many people have been making something out of it and using it as something to fall back on that it's a weakness for them.

I don't care if he cries after a loss.

I cry after movies now because I'm old and lost all – I'm terrible.

But it's just –

I think it's something that helps him.

I think it's something that helped him grow a lot because it was a great joke within the team locker room.

But I don't think it's anything anyone has to look at at all.

I think he's a young kid.

And I think the great thing about being young, he doesn't know about all the pressure that he's under right now.

It's all kind of new.

So it's really special.

Their line is minus 16, I think it is.

Their line is minus, yeah, 16.

The big line is minus 16.

I thought in the Tampa Bay Series, they really didn't get a lot of looks.