AJ Fredrickson

I not that Quinn Hughes probably can't do that, but one, I think Kirill is probably stronger on the puck a lot more of the time, but it's just those split second things that Kirill does that.

I don't know.

Even when we sit up in the press box, watch them at home,

there's these bird eye view passing lanes that I think we pick up on that.

They probably don't because they're down in the thick of it, but he seems to have that constant aerial viewer, everybody on the ice.

He knows exactly where they are.

He had looked bad before that.

I was getting close, like walking the line of, okay, we almost need to sit you down, Grandpa, and give you a few games off just to find your game.

Whatever has happened on this road trip and

and this is where, you know, he's a, he's a savvy vet.

He realized the room probably needed somebody to step up and he said, I'll maybe do it myself and see if others follow.

But, uh,

it's been a really pleasurable time watching Marcus Flynn of the past couple of games.

He, he looks a step or two younger.

He's, he's finishing his chances.

He's finishing his checks.

He's standing up for guys by dropping them with Michael Kessel ring on, on Saturday.

Like he's, he's going back and doing that kind of five tool.

like leader enforcer game that i think he's been doing for a while in a really good fashion but we we've sort of lost bits and pieces of that this season and granted i think part of it has been just the bad side of the bed like you know having chances not being able to finish uh very obvious ones but uh he sort of made up for it here the past couple of games and

if this continues, I mean, that's fantastic depth.