Tyler Kennedy

Again, this is why when we used to go out, like Sid would always be in control.

He'd never be like the four, you know, like me out there, you know, like he would be.

And he always had, he was always drinking water, making sure he was like our dad when we went to the bar, you know, taking care of us, making sure.

And then there was times that, you know, guys mouthed off, but.

Times have changed so much because of the phones, because of other guys seeing what happens if you can sue these guys.

Back in the day, I remember certain teammates going in the back alley and calling a guy, hey, if you want to talk, let's go into the back alley.

And I'm talking, these guys were legit tough guys.

And usually when you call these guys out, they don't go.

But I've seen guys...

go behind a bar and then come back and pretend like nothing's wrong.

But now it's so different.

And the difference from my first year in the NHL to my last year, when we went to a team party, everyone had to leave their phones at the front door from everyone coming in to everyone leaving.

That's the only time you got your phone back was when you left the bar or when you left the event.

And it was just because pictures get taken out of context, all this crazy stuff.

And my first year, it was just like, you know, the pictures were so bad because the cameras were so bad.

But now it almost feels like everyone's got their eyes on them no matter what.

There's always a camera.

So you do have to watch everything.

That's a big mistake by him.

Oh, 100%.