Did Bieksa deserve an instigator penalty?

The final few minutes of Tuesday’s blowout got a little rowdy, not an unusual occurrence considering the score and the implications.

But what was a little unexpected was seeing Vancouver’s Kevin Bieksa going after Blackhawks forward Viktor Stalberg following a clean check along the boards.

“It’s kind of disappointing to see him jump Stalberg like that,” Hawks defenseman Brian Campbell said. “But it is what it is.”

Should Bieksa have gotten an instigator penalty?

“I don’t know what the calls are anymore,” he said. “Leave that up to everyone else.”

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