Brad Treliving

You know, we've been playing better.

We've been finding ways to accumulate points.

You come back and you you get one point in the final game homestand.

You're going to have stretches like that.

But when you've had, you know, when you when you skinned your knee enough in the first.

two months of the season, that just, that makes it that much more, you know, profound of a stretch.

So, yeah, Buffalo, similar to the other games, just not enough good play to put ourselves in a position to win a game.

Yeah, I think you're always evaluating.

But listen, we're very cognizant.

I'm not going to come out and make any profound statements, but we're also very cognizant of where you sit in the standings and where, you know,

You're looking at probabilities.

You're looking at schedules ahead of yourselves.

You know, the players and the coaches have their job to do, and that's to perform and be ready for every game.

And we certainly have four games remaining before the Olympic break.

We've got a three-week break for the Olympics.

We come back, and we've got a handful of games before the March 6 deadline.

So you're always evaluating the short term.

You're evaluating the long term.

And my job...

and is and always will be is is is evaluating where your team is at but making decisions um that don't just you know we look back here this team for a number of years the two years that i've been here a number of years before we're we're we're spending a lot of assets you're trying to win your your team you get to the deadline it's the last opportunity for you to make additions to your team you're trying to do things as all teams that are in that position are to