That still applies. Again, the amount of time Bollig is going to be actually out on the ice, it's negligible. He's not going to be out there for every single scuffle after a stoppage in play or a save. The Bruins have guys that do that shit regularly, that play the whole game. There's no way he's going to be out there for even half of those instances. Just play disciplined, rely on your talent, like they have all year, and not get distracted by it. It's like people want them to be this team that they aren't when they face teams like the Bruins. Don't start making roster changes worrying about stuff like that. You just took down the Kings having iced the most talented team you could have, and now change that?</p>