Barrett Jackman

And, you know, unfortunately, it didn't happen.

When you got there, who was your first coach in St.

Louis?

Was it Quinville?

I had Q, yeah.

Quinville, Jimmy Roberts, and Mike Kitchen kind of ran the D. Yeah, they were amazing.

Q was on the ice every day after practice, and me and Bryce Salvador would play a little pig in the middle, but he was so good with me.

I remember I went to a football game on a day off,

you know, walk into the suite that the Blues have, and all of a sudden, I'm like, oh, shit, the coach is here.

So, you know, I'm not going to have any beers, just kind of relax and, you know, sit in the corner and not get in trouble.

And, you know, as soon as Q saw me, he cracked a beer, he put it in my hand, and he goes, hey, we're going to have some fun today.

And then I think it was every 15 minutes, he cracked another beer and put it in my hand.

So just to, you know, just a guy's guy, just –

You know, his knowledge, his way to treat people, he was amazing.

Was he doing it then?

Well, the good thing about Jacko is he didn't even know he had one either.

So that's like, you didn't even have to tell him.

It was off the glass and out every time, so it didn't really matter.

And I was always on my right side.

So I just had to turn the hands over and pass it over.