US EditionRyan Reaves makes his thoughts known on being knocked out cold in all-out brawl vs. Mathieu Olivier
- Ryan Reaves was knocked out cold by Mathieu Olivier during a fight that occurred in the second period of the game between the San Jose Sharks and Columbus Blue Jackets.
- Reaves stated, "It’s the first time I’ve ever been caught and knocked down like that" after the Sharks' 5-2 victory over the Blue Jackets.
- Olivier initiated the fight to spark momentum for his team, and Reaves acknowledged the challenge of facing younger players, saying, "I’m 38 and getting a little older, so eventually I was gonna get caught."
- Despite being knocked down, Reaves promised, "We’ll get him back next time." following his evaluation under NHL concussion protocol.
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