All right. The question of the day for the Colorado Avalanche is, are you new school or are you old school?

And does it even matter when it comes to protecting your superstars?

E, we watched Kail McCarr get cheap shot at in the back of the head the other night by Blake Coleman.

There was a minor penalty assessed, but there was little to no response from the Colorado Avalanche on the play. If you follow me, you know how I usually take these things, but you might be surprised by my answer on this one. E, I'm going to let you take this one first, because I know you're going to give us the old school side of it. Well, the old school side of it obviously would have been a brawl. That's not, you know, whatever. I'm not, we talked about it after the game. You know my take on this. Yeah, I am old school when it comes down to that. Are my takes like a crazy old school? No, but it is the best player in the national hockey league, arguably. And whether you like it or not, I understand Coleman, and I respect Coleman in a sense that

Kail gives him a reverse shot.

I mean, to me, that's illegal play.

I don't think there was a penalty there from Kale.

That's me.

He might have thought of that different, Coleman. And he gets right back up and comes at him, and first of all, wax's me. He might have thought of that different, Coleman.

And he gets right back up and comes at him and, first of all, wax them and then punches

him on the side of the head.

And, you know, where I don't think game expected it, to be honest with you.

Because guys like that usually have the respect from the rest of the league because

you know that if you

touch those guys right you know and kiel's not a dirty player and then all of a sudden something's

going to come and someone's going to come at you or whatever it was so yeah i didn't like it i

didn't like the response and i told you i didn't like the response in many ways um i didn't like

that they didn't score in the power play to make him pay, make him

look dumb for that play. They didn't respond in that sense. I'm not saying that go and take

penalties, but my take on it is penalties that you take when you're going to the rescue of

the best player in the National H hockey. Usually you kill them.

That's usually the ones you kill. You're going to get the puck in your net when it's a

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