Barrett Jackman

He's, uh, it's funny.

He goes in there, you know, about two hours before the skate, he's, he's stick handling with a ball and everything.

It's like he played.

So, uh, but yeah, no, there's, there's a ton of guys.

We get a lot of local guys too, that aren't alumni that, uh,

you know, are just part of our friend group to come out just to make the skates, you know, a little bit more fun.

It's like the, you know, the Harlem Globetrotters.

We kind of stack one team and then the gray team usually has a tough time out there.

Jansen, for a guy who rarely touched the puck, he worked on his hands before the game more than I think any guy.

He would always be stick handling with that ball.

Yeah, it's incredible.

He gets the, you know, the stick handling ball.

He's got to go in a different room because he's way too loud.

Those hands aren't that soft.

Jacko, I know Whit had mentioned it earlier.

You won the Calder Trophy.

And, you know, as a stay-at-home D-man, like, do you think that'll ever happen again?

And were you shocked when you won it?

Obviously, you had a great year and, you know, what you did was amazing.

But was it one of those things where you were kind of like, oh, my God, or you knew you were winning it?