Brian Burke

He did a lot of stuff with the community.

He did a lot of stuff with kids.

So there's a lot of kids, I'm sure, who are having that moment

where either their parents are explaining it to them or they're figuring it out on their own.

And they're hurt by it.

Maybe they don't understand all the geopolitical nuances and everything to do with what it was like on the team or anything like that.

But yeah, I'm sure there are a bunch of people in this market, young and old, who will look at that and be like, oh man, this sucks.

And we'll just feel hurt and they'll feel worse about it, I'm sure.

But there are definitely people who are like, oh, we're going to miss that guy.

You know, there's, I was saying this to Berkey before he came on.

Like, I had a conversation with someone this morning who brought up an interesting point about the Kelseys and said that it wasn't necessarily fated that Brady and Matthew were going to play.

I'm sure the parents always dreamed about it.

But like, look, like,

bluntly, like Dallas has tried to do whatever they could to bring in Brady Kachuk.

Like this is like Tom Gullick, one of the owner's favorite players in the NHL, move heaven and earth to get Brady Kachuk to the Dallas Stars.

Like other teams feel the same way too.

You know what the marketplace for someone like Brady is.

And what someone mentioned to me this morning is, you know, conversations with the Kelseys who have been on their podcast before, you know, the Kelseys have said like,

the biggest regret that they had was not being able to play on the same team.

And this person said, don't discount how much that meant to those two brothers hearing thing, hearing things like that.