Barrett Jackman

yeah, no, everybody was at attention and he did do, didn't do that often, but, uh, no, when he, when he spoke and we got pissed off, you know, guys were, uh, you know, sitting down and, and listening and, and, uh, pretty quiet.

So was that where prongs got it?

Uh, I think prongs developed at a young age.

Uh,

Prongs was awesome.

He was hard on guys, especially the young guys.

But he wanted to, you know, make sure that you, you know, he was so good, so intense.

He wanted to make sure that he had the guys in his corner that, you know, were battle tested and weren't going to fall under pressure.

So, you know, Prongs was really good at just, you know,

you know figure out the character guys and you know he he wanted to win so bad and and you know apparently wherever he went they went to the final so he's uh he's he's pretty good at that I was just gonna say another guy that um you know I heard you speak a lot of and probably that a lot of guy younger listeners don't know a lot about is the guy behind you Bob Plager and

From what I hear, you have a tattoo of him on your chest.

Is that true?

Yeah, right here over my heart.

What did he mean to you?

Obviously, you're wearing his number as well.

It must have been an honor for you.

Yeah, I came into training camp.

You guys talk about all the high numbers in training camp, but I had five sitting in my stall.

I knew a little bit about him when I got here, but you start hearing the stories, see how he is in the community.

you know, he signs his autograph or if you could see it up there, but he signs it with a little happy face in there, uh, beloved by everybody.