Tyler Kennedy

And again,

Going into three-on-three, I know Canada's kind of complaining about, like, that's not how it should be done.

That's not what they do in the Stanley Cup finals, playoffs.

But, like you said, Bob, everyone has the same opportunity.

You have the fastest guy on the planet with McDavid and McKinnon.

I think the advantage was to the Canadians for three-on-three.

It just didn't work out that way, and they lost.

So,

Again, I thought that three-on-three was so exciting.

I loved it.

It was a great play by the Americans, but I –

thought that deep pairing didn't play well on even on the first goal, the U S got like, there's no way a guy should flip the puck up and get around two players and score.

Like you gotta, you gotta take the body.

You gotta do whatever it takes not to let a guy like Boldy get around Jen, make a play.

I didn't think those two played very well.

I thought the decision was a 50, 50 decision on the car.

Um, do, do I blame him?

I don't think I blame him.

Do I think it was the right decision at the time?

No.