Barrett Jackman

I think so.

Yeah.

I think it might've been Otter when he came on the ice and he grabbed the board from the bench side and then moved it over to the penalty box side, just so he had to skate across.

And then that's when they could fire the pucks at his feet.

So this is just like happening every day.

And I'm like,

But when he got to the video sessions and he came in and addressed the team, for somebody who never played, I was blown away at how he was able to articulate and simplify what he wanted out of his team.

Yeah, he was so good.

You know, the hockey mind side of it, the identifying –

You know, just different, you know, defensive schemes, you know, little plays that might get you ahead.

And, you know, you have some of those video sessions that were, you know, you look at the bottom of the screen and it says 76 clips.

And, you know, he kept the video guy up all night and then he'd show two of them.

You see the video guy in the background, like, you know, what is he doing all this work when he showed two clips?

But, yeah, he was really good at teaching the game and, you know,

The one common goal for him was to, you know, to have, you know, just have everybody fighting for the same thing.

And usually it was against the coach.

So he accomplished that all the time.

Yeah, we did.

Steiner scored.

It was kind of the same two years in a row.