Barrett Jackman

But I, I also said that because the games that I've watched them play this year, it's brutal to watch very slow, or at least the ones I did very slow.

I'm having a ton of, a ton of difficulty generating and,

I think Ryan O'Reilly right now, maybe I would say third line center on a Stanley Cup winning team.

I feel like he would slot in perfectly there.

I think he would tell you himself it's probably difficult keeping up on the first and second line and playing against some of these horses night in, night out.

He's producing too.

He's doing a hell of a job, right?

But it's like, would you rather get off of those guys to then

Would you want to be stuck in mediocrity?

Like you want to be on that bubble?

Like, I don't know what, what they're looking for because like by the time, if these guys do figure it out, I don't know.

I think they're kind of their window is closed, but Hey, who the fuck am I?

I would never doubt out a guy who's won a con smite, want to stand the cup and did everything in his career that I couldn't even dream of accomplishing.

But I think it's the time to sell and maybe the games over the last, how many ever you said, uh,

have gotten more entertaining and they're finding ways to generate and they're spending time in the ozone.

But that start of the season put me on the no-watch list for them because I was forced to watch them.

Nashville's never been a team that has done a rebuild or even said that they're rebuilding, have they?

Even when they got rid of Suter and Weber, it was kind of like they do it on the go, right?

So I don't see them in a position where they'll just get rid of guys to get ready for the future.

and or do they keep these guys around to build and rub off that winning culture?