Anthony DeMarco

big veteran bodies on the back end like the great talk.

It did that with Noah Juleson alongside Nick Seeler.

And I just don't think there was a place for him.

The Flyers have two undersized blue liners in their top four with Cam York and Jamie Drysdale.

There's a bit of redundancy there, but I think there's an opportunity in Toronto

for andre's game to really be used to its max potential because he brings elements that no other guy on that blue line and correct me if i'm wrong guys but he brings elements that no other guy on that blue line can at this very moment for the maple leaves definitely not like in their uh like in terms of the five six seven eight like just guys they would they would bring in as options like if he can do me a favor and not handle the puck like it's a live grenade

I mean, I've never seen him back down.

He's not one of these players that avoids hits.

Let me interrupt you.

No, I think he'll get in the scrum honestly.

And, and, and I think that was, um, I think that's something that became infectious with the flyers over the last several years, even when they were poor.

But I think that was kind of like the John Tortorella holdover effect where like, it was like the us against the world mentality.

And maybe that has been lacking with Elise for quite some time, but yeah, he's not one of these pushover guys.

Like you bring up Phil Myers, like Phil Myers was almost like a,

like a giraffe on skates at times.

And he would shy away from contact.

Like I remember that playoff series against the New York Islanders in the bubble.

What my God, six years ago now.

And it was horrendous.

It was, it was horrifying to watch Phil Myers try and play around his net, but that's not a meal Andre.