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the somewhat steps towards team bonding in the dress code, or are you just completely out on that?

Is it just more about professionalism of just having standards then as a group?

Because we would talk about that a lot here with this group, right?

Given the way everything's fallen out over the course of two years here and the discussions that the players and executives are openly talking about, like of culture.

Is that just, again, we're talking about dress code here, but is that a sign of professionalism then?

Is it harder on the two people, the father and the son?

And as you mentioned, the scrutiny, is that more about from the outside or is that, you know, as a teammate, you're kind of looking at like, oh, are you in the right spot because of your last name or because of your talents?

So then if you had to pick, look, this could be the scenario that they're faced with, and we were having this conversation earlier, and generally speaking, you always go for the players over the coach, but we're talking about a prospect.

We're not talking about someone that's an established NHLer.

Should it inform the Canucks' decision on going towards figuring out the coaching staff if they have to get to that stage?

What was your impression of everything that happened on Friday with Rutherford and everything that was said?

You're someone that's got skin in the game because you experienced it all through here in Vancouver.

And you see the state of things right now.

And we see these agent polls and things are so difficult in Vancouver.

And for someone that's kind of been through it, how do you reflect on where the organization is right now?

And you see these press conferences and just the overall status right now of the franchise.

What series have you enjoyed the most so far?