The Panthers handily beat the Bruins in game two, evening the series at the time. They went on to win game three last night, so they are now up to a 2-1 series advantage, despite losing game one. Late in game two, Matthew Tkachuk fought David Pastrnak, much to the amusement of the Florida home crowd.
Not everyone was thrilled about the fight though. Former Quebec Nordiques head coach Michel Bergeron is drawing attention to Keith Tkachuk's reaction to the fight. He is concerned that Keith actively cheering for his son fighting will encourage other parents to cheer when their kids fight in hockey, something that should not be encouraged for children. His statement below has been translated from French.
That being said, many would argue that Keith has every right to celebrate and be proud of their kid in one of his biggest moments of his professional hockey career. With the way Tkachuk and the Panthers are playing, they very well could have a legitimate chance at winning the Stanley Cup this year.