Oh, no. No. I was frustrated and emotional. There was no malicious intent toward anyone or any referee.

I don't see any malicious political intent here ? just myopia and shortsightedness.

I had no idea the puck was in. But when I went to talk to the referee, he said the puck was in. He said they called that one in from Toronto. I don?t know if that?s a new thing in the NHL, but it?s always fun when you?ve got those kinds of goals on your side.

I'm an emotional coach. I get angry. I get happy. I get sad. I get disappointed. I get frustrated. I kind of show that. Not always to the public, but to the team.

There was absolutely no footing I don't know how you could come off the ball or cut. It was like some sort of amusement park ride.

This is a major declaration of intent. We no longer want to be talked about--we now want to do the talking for ourselves.