Bik Nazar

And then...

Maybe at some point, they become the president.

But essentially, there are two different duties that have to be filled here, the president duties and the GM duties.

The question is, can you hire both in close proximity?

And how much does that truly matter?

No, it hasn't stopped.

Yeah, and I think that's absolutely true.

And I do think there is a possibility here that the Canucks do hire somebody with experience.

And if that person with experience is the GM, then that alleviates that possibility

initial need for a president so to speak because that initial person whenever Rutherford leaves they could maybe move into the president role at some point or hold both duties and at some point when they feel they can maybe split those and you're still in charge so I think there's still a lot of different ways this can take form here that take shape here in terms of how things move forward and I do think experience matters but I don't think it matters necessarily

for the GM himself.

But there could be a situation where they just make the one hire and it is somebody with more experience and they end up just entrusting that person with all the decision making moving forward.

Like, nothing's been fully determined yet.

Yeah, and I think...

I think the way they're posing it right now internally is that what they're looking for is somebody that's going to take charge of all the hockey decisions.

But they understand there needs to be somebody as an executive that can do all the other things, all the other duties that are necessary.

And the candidates that can do both are very few, but they're also the ones that don't excite the fans.

These are the retread hires.

And I don't want to mention the name again because it already caused a lot of stress in the market.

But you know who I'm talking about?