He also happens to be a Stanford grad who's every bit as savvy at using social media as the kids who descended on his family's second home in upstate New York, then bragged about the destruction with photos and posts in real time on Twitter. And not just because Holloway is a former NFL lineman who knows a thing or two about meting out rough justice. They gained plenty of notoriety, sure, but they're about to get more trouble than they bargained for, too. 14, 2020.The kids who trashed Brian Holloway's vacation house during a wild Labor Day party weekend in upstate New York messed with the wrong guy. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. "But if you play big-boy hockey, you're going to have to answer the bell every once in a while." "I'm a big boy, I love big-boy hockey," Kassian said. But he said Tkachuk failed to back up his physical play when challenged. Kassian said the hits Tkachuk laid out are part of the game, though he did call them "predatorial" even if they were clean. "I don't think he realizes we're in the same division." "He messed with the wrong guy," Kassian said. 29 in Edmonton, and Kassian warned Tkachuk that he has a "great memory." Kassian's suspension will end just before the rematch of the Battle of Alberta on Jan.
"You play with fire, eventually you're going to get burned," Kassian said.
Tkachuk's refusal to fight Kassian after targeting him with a pair of hard checks was widely debated by fans and commentators. The incident took place after Tkachuk lined up Kassian for a pair of big hits in Calgary's 4-3 win over the Oilers on Saturday.
Kassian spoke to reporters Tuesday, a day after the NHL handed him a two-game ban for grabbing Tkachuk by the collar, throwing him to the ice and punching him several times while the Flames forward turtled to fend off the blows. EDMONTON - It doesn't appear Edmonton Oilers forward Zack Kassian is ready to drop his feud with Calgary Flames forward Matthew Tkachuk.
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