After receiving multiple high first round draft picks, in harmony with fantastic management, the Penguins went from a team on the verge of relocating, to the "baby" of the NHL.  With Crosby, Malkin, Fleury, J. Staal, and others, all within the scope of Mario Lemieux's employment, Bettman and the NHL have aligned with the Penguins for the true "benefit" of the NHL. 

While many Penguins players have gathered national attention, and deservedly so, when is enough, enough?  When will the NHL stop treating the Penguins as the sellers of 'center ice', and force them to respond for their "ill" actions as other teams are expected to do so?

That hit by Cooke was brutal; his skates shifted toward Savard, his shoulder went down, and he sent him out on a stretcher.  Regardless, the NHL refused to hold Cooke accountable.  But which hit was worse, the one by Cooke, or the one by the NHL when they failed to take action?

Enough is Enough.