Brendan Vogt

It's really incredible.

And I always like to wait, you know, Michael Malone was really, really appreciative and vocal about Doug Moe laying the foundation.

It really meant a lot to him to have passed that record.

And I just thought it was really cool.

I thought, you know, we've talked in the past about how this organization maybe could do a better job of connecting to its history.

But one thing as a newcomer to Denver, I felt like was I got the Doug Moe picture and,

It was painted very clearly to me.

And it's to this day extremely important to a lot of people involved in the organization.

Good to see you, brother.

Right.

It's a great point.

I was watching it out and about, having to handle some other stuff.

And I really didn't want to miss the endings of any of these games.

You know what I mean?

I really wanted to watch every second of the game I could.

I wasn't as glued to the entire – like I watched all of the games.

I wasn't as glued to the entire broadcast.

It did feel to me like it was more just about the games and less bells and whistles and BS in between them.

Well, first of all, you said this, Eric, in the chat, and I think this is the best part.

The tournament part of it, I think, helps.