Barrett Jackman

you know, what he, uh, he did for me over the years.

I, I really respected what he did, but yeah, you go to Nashville and I was excited.

Um, you know, he part of a decor, uh, that I thought was probably the best in the league.

You got Weber, Yost, the Ellis at home and Seth Jones.

And, you know, he was coming in.

He wanted, uh,

You know, they kind of told me that, you know, I want you to be a penalty killer, maybe take a few minutes off, uh, those big guys.

And, and, uh, but yeah, we, uh, it was a lot of fun, uh, you know, getting to know fish.

you know, Ribeiro and, you know, just a lot of the older guys that, that really had a love for the game and, and, you know, did so much.

So I went there and, you know, had to use GPS to get everywhere the first time in a while.

But yeah, no, it's Nashville is a great time and it's nice to see a different organization to see how they run things and, you know, really make you appreciate, you know, the league even more.

Did you just say ribs and love of the game?

Well, love of the boys, maybe.

He's one of the most talented people I've ever been on the ice with.

I've played with some pretty good players over the years, but the things that he could do with the puck in practice or even in games, he would beat a guy and then he'd turn around just to do it again and go through his legs and

Uh, his hand-eye coordination, just what he could do with a puck and, uh, and just an unbelievable person too.

You know, he, he has so much fun.

He was always smiling and just, uh, but yeah, no, the talent that he has and still showing it is, is pretty special.

I was with him in Colorado and like got to meet him for the first time.

And holy man, what a cool cat he is.