[ WP ] By the time I had finished , there was no blood left . Only ice .

It was the end of the third period of the Penguins-Flyers game at the Consol Energy Center. I was part of the ice clean up crew. The Penguins had won the game and shut out the Flyers with a score of five to zero. 
 
 Sidney Crosby was just about off the ice when Claude Giroux approached him. Giroux shook his gloves off and punched Crosby in the jaw. Evgeni Malkin saw this and proceeded to shake his gloves off and put his fist to the nose of Giroux, causing Giroux's nose to bleed. Claude took a shot to Malkin's ear. He whiffed. Crosby was able to make it safely off the rink without any major injury. Malkin and Giroux fought for about five more minutes until Giroux fell to the ice, still bleeding from his nose. 
 
 After the fight ended, I was called upon to go clean up after the brawl. I took my tools and wiped the blood away. By the time I had finished, there was no blood left. Only ice. 
 
 I got home that night and told my family the story of the fight between Malkin and Giroux. About a week later, the ruling came out that Malkin was to be fined for his deeds.
