I've watched sports long enough to know that when coaches like Bobby Knight, Mike Babcock, Earl Weaver, and Coach K work(ed) the refs/officials/umps and call(ed) them out on bad calls the calls tend(ed) to shift back in their favor. I know the thinking is that if you rip the refs then they will make an attempt to screw you over, but from what I've seen it's the opposite. They might not be happy about it, but when it's obvious the calls are tilted clearly in one team's favor or consistently working against a team then something has to be done to bring it into daylight. I'm not advocating for Neely to constantly go public about his displeasure with the reffing, but it might plant some seeds in the heads of the refs to more consciously try to do a more even job in Bruins games if he would come out after games like the one tonight and point out what a circus it was. Take the fine. Don't worry about upsetting the good ol boys network in Toronto. Show that you have your players' backs. Also, I don't think any fan base would think any less of Neely if he ripped into Tim Peel. Peel is universally hated and the entire hockey community knows what a clown the guy is.